| 2013-10-10 18:35:29 |
Shawn Robertson |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2013-10-11 07:59:32 |
RaiMan |
sikuli: status |
New |
In Progress |
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| 2013-10-11 07:59:35 |
RaiMan |
sikuli: importance |
Undecided |
Medium |
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| 2013-10-11 07:59:38 |
RaiMan |
sikuli: assignee |
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RaiMan (raimund-hocke) |
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| 2013-10-11 07:59:41 |
RaiMan |
sikuli: milestone |
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1.1.0 |
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| 2013-10-11 07:59:45 |
RaiMan |
summary |
Sikuli unable to open some Apps in windows 8 |
[1.0.1] Sikuli unable to open some Apps in windows 8 |
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| 2013-10-11 10:21:47 |
RaiMan |
summary |
[1.0.1] Sikuli unable to open some Apps in windows 8 |
[1.0.1] Sikuli unable to open some Apps in windows 8 --- workaround |
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| 2013-10-11 10:29:08 |
RaiMan |
description |
I have Sikuli R930 installed on Windows 8 Enterprise x64 currently.
I have a script that installs software and it is not seeming to work properly.
I have 2 App open commands and one works fine and the other just never works.
the one that works fine is this:
Settings.tscode = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, "utilities", "TSCodes.exe"))
When this is called it opens a code generator application no problem
The one that does not work is this:
Settings.tssetup = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, Settings.tsBuild, "setup.exe"))
It never opens and says App not found.
Same exact script works perfectly on Windows 7 Pro x64
even if I dumb the APP open command to this:
tssetup = App(r'"c:\BUILD\Setup.exe"')
and call tssetup.open()
it says App not found.
If i dumb down the App that does work TSCODE to this:
TSCode = App(r'"c:\BUILD\TSCode.exe"')
Retested all above with latest V1.01 with same results. |
******** workaround
you might use the run(cmd) instead of App.open()
--- Windows
result = run('start /i /b "%s"'%(app))
--- Mac
result = run('open "%s"'%(app))
--- Linux
??? (use a similar command to run something in an independent process)
result contains the textual output, that would be seen if you run the command on commadline
the first line might contain
*** error ***
if the trial to run the command returned an error (e.g. program not found)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have Sikuli R930 installed on Windows 8 Enterprise x64 currently.
I have a script that installs software and it is not seeming to work properly.
I have 2 App open commands and one works fine and the other just never works.
the one that works fine is this:
Settings.tscode = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, "utilities", "TSCodes.exe"))
When this is called it opens a code generator application no problem
The one that does not work is this:
Settings.tssetup = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, Settings.tsBuild, "setup.exe"))
It never opens and says App not found.
Same exact script works perfectly on Windows 7 Pro x64
even if I dumb the APP open command to this:
tssetup = App(r'"c:\BUILD\Setup.exe"')
and call tssetup.open()
it says App not found.
If i dumb down the App that does work TSCODE to this:
TSCode = App(r'"c:\BUILD\TSCode.exe"')
Retested all above with latest V1.01 with same results. |
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| 2013-10-11 10:30:09 |
RaiMan |
summary |
[1.0.1] Sikuli unable to open some Apps in windows 8 --- workaround |
[1.0.1] Windows8: App.open() does not work sometimes --- workaround |
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| 2013-10-11 10:34:34 |
RaiMan |
description |
******** workaround
you might use the run(cmd) instead of App.open()
--- Windows
result = run('start /i /b "%s"'%(app))
--- Mac
result = run('open "%s"'%(app))
--- Linux
??? (use a similar command to run something in an independent process)
result contains the textual output, that would be seen if you run the command on commadline
the first line might contain
*** error ***
if the trial to run the command returned an error (e.g. program not found)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have Sikuli R930 installed on Windows 8 Enterprise x64 currently.
I have a script that installs software and it is not seeming to work properly.
I have 2 App open commands and one works fine and the other just never works.
the one that works fine is this:
Settings.tscode = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, "utilities", "TSCodes.exe"))
When this is called it opens a code generator application no problem
The one that does not work is this:
Settings.tssetup = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, Settings.tsBuild, "setup.exe"))
It never opens and says App not found.
Same exact script works perfectly on Windows 7 Pro x64
even if I dumb the APP open command to this:
tssetup = App(r'"c:\BUILD\Setup.exe"')
and call tssetup.open()
it says App not found.
If i dumb down the App that does work TSCODE to this:
TSCode = App(r'"c:\BUILD\TSCode.exe"')
Retested all above with latest V1.01 with same results. |
******** workaround
you might use the run(cmd) instead of App.open()
--- Windows
result = run('start /i /b "%s"'%(app))
--- Mac
result = run('open "%s"'%(app))
--- Linux
??? (use a similar command to run something in an independent process)
result contains the textual output, that would be seen if you run the command on commadline
the first line might contain
*** error ***
if the trial to run the command returned an error (e.g. program not found)
on the Java level (might change in the future!)
import org.Sikuli.basics.SikuliScript
SikuliScript.run(" ... some command ... ")
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have Sikuli R930 installed on Windows 8 Enterprise x64 currently.
I have a script that installs software and it is not seeming to work properly.
I have 2 App open commands and one works fine and the other just never works.
the one that works fine is this:
Settings.tscode = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, "utilities", "TSCodes.exe"))
When this is called it opens a code generator application no problem
The one that does not work is this:
Settings.tssetup = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, Settings.tsBuild, "setup.exe"))
It never opens and says App not found.
Same exact script works perfectly on Windows 7 Pro x64
even if I dumb the APP open command to this:
tssetup = App(r'"c:\BUILD\Setup.exe"')
and call tssetup.open()
it says App not found.
If i dumb down the App that does work TSCODE to this:
TSCode = App(r'"c:\BUILD\TSCode.exe"')
Retested all above with latest V1.01 with same results. |
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| 2013-10-11 10:35:27 |
RaiMan |
description |
******** workaround
you might use the run(cmd) instead of App.open()
--- Windows
result = run('start /i /b "%s"'%(app))
--- Mac
result = run('open "%s"'%(app))
--- Linux
??? (use a similar command to run something in an independent process)
result contains the textual output, that would be seen if you run the command on commadline
the first line might contain
*** error ***
if the trial to run the command returned an error (e.g. program not found)
on the Java level (might change in the future!)
import org.Sikuli.basics.SikuliScript
SikuliScript.run(" ... some command ... ")
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have Sikuli R930 installed on Windows 8 Enterprise x64 currently.
I have a script that installs software and it is not seeming to work properly.
I have 2 App open commands and one works fine and the other just never works.
the one that works fine is this:
Settings.tscode = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, "utilities", "TSCodes.exe"))
When this is called it opens a code generator application no problem
The one that does not work is this:
Settings.tssetup = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, Settings.tsBuild, "setup.exe"))
It never opens and says App not found.
Same exact script works perfectly on Windows 7 Pro x64
even if I dumb the APP open command to this:
tssetup = App(r'"c:\BUILD\Setup.exe"')
and call tssetup.open()
it says App not found.
If i dumb down the App that does work TSCODE to this:
TSCode = App(r'"c:\BUILD\TSCode.exe"')
Retested all above with latest V1.01 with same results. |
******** workaround
you might use the run(cmd) instead of App.open()
--- Windows
result = run('start /i /b "%s"'%(app))
--- Mac
result = run('open "%s"'%(app))
--- Linux
??? (use a similar command to run something in an independent process)
result contains the textual output, that would be seen if you run the command on commadline
the first line might contain
*** error ***
if the trial to run the command returned an error (e.g. program not found)
on the Java level (might change in the future!)
import org.Sikuli.basics.SikuliScript
.....
String result = SikuliScript.run(" ... some command ... ");
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have Sikuli R930 installed on Windows 8 Enterprise x64 currently.
I have a script that installs software and it is not seeming to work properly.
I have 2 App open commands and one works fine and the other just never works.
the one that works fine is this:
Settings.tscode = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, "utilities", "TSCodes.exe"))
When this is called it opens a code generator application no problem
The one that does not work is this:
Settings.tssetup = App(os.path.join(r"\\tsarchive", "Storage", "Timeslips", "Installations", Settings.tsVersion, Settings.tsBuild, "setup.exe"))
It never opens and says App not found.
Same exact script works perfectly on Windows 7 Pro x64
even if I dumb the APP open command to this:
tssetup = App(r'"c:\BUILD\Setup.exe"')
and call tssetup.open()
it says App not found.
If i dumb down the App that does work TSCODE to this:
TSCode = App(r'"c:\BUILD\TSCode.exe"')
Retested all above with latest V1.01 with same results. |
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| 2013-10-11 10:35:49 |
RaiMan |
summary |
[1.0.1] Windows8: App.open() does not work sometimes --- workaround |
[1.0.1] Windows8: App.open() does not work sometimes --- workaround: use run() |
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| 2014-01-12 14:24:41 |
RaiMan |
sikuli: milestone |
1.1.0 |
1.2.0 |
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| 2019-11-18 17:08:33 |
RaiMan |
sikuli: status |
In Progress |
Confirmed |
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| 2019-11-18 17:08:35 |
RaiMan |
sikuli: milestone |
2.0.0 |
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