SikuliX

How can I run a script via shortcut?

Asked by Alexander

Hello,

  I'm trying to figure out how to make one single shortcut for my script. I want to be capable of just double clicking my script from my desktop and have the script run it's course. It feels like every option that I have found has talked about running it via task scheduler and connecting everything together in that. I really wish I could just make a shortcut of some sort for every script. Could someone please explain to me the best way to make this happen? I already have around seven scripts made, but I dislike opening Sikuli and running them out of it every time. It would be really nice to have some sort of organization.

Thank You,
Alexander

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Eugene S (shragovich) said : 		#1

Hi,

You can always just create a simple shortuct using the cmd command.

For example:
1. Right button mouse click wherever you want your shortcut to be created.
2. Click New -> Shortcut
3. Type in the command that will launch your script, for example:
    C:\SikuliX\runScript.cmd -r Tests\Test.sikuli
4. Click Next and finish.

Now when you click on the resulting shortcut, it will launch your script.

Eugene

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