How do I prevent the sikuli-ide from manually asking for command line options via the initial GUI popup?

I'm not sure why I haven't found this information on any tutorials online, maybe I just didn't look hard enough, but if I simply want to run a pre-existing sikuli script in an automated fashion, all I have to do is open the *.sikuli file from the command line and it will run itself. Workaround. Problem solved as far as I'm concerned.

yes, totally agreed: nice idea - bad implementation. sorry ;-)

If you want to stick with version 1.0.1 for a while (until the final 1.1.0 is ready):

<path-to-your>SikuliX-IDE.app/Contents/runIDE -r <path-to-some>script.sikuli -- and what else you need here

For the fact that you still have to sustain the ugly yellow badge, I truly apologize.

If you have time and interest:
look at version 1.1.0 pre-final http://sikulix.com

Uuups, crossed ;-)

your workaround is ok, as long as you do not need any extra command line options.

But if this is sufficient, fine.

Hi David Douglas, RaiMan,
I still get 'SikuliX: collect runtime options' if I try to invoke the *.sikuli file.
May I know how you were able to get rid of it?
My intention is to schedule the execution of *.skl or *.sikuli file in Jenkins.
Thank you in advance.

By the way, my operating system is Windows7 and I tried the below commands @cmd line or console.
java -jar sikuli-ide.jar -r d:\Sikuli\scripts\Test.skl
&
java -jar sikuli-ide.jar -r d:\Sikuli\scripts\Test.sikuli

@Dhinakar
with version 1.0.1 you should use sikuli-script.jar to run scripts from command line.

Hi RaiMan, thanks for your prompt response. I quickly tried the 1.0.1 version, I still get the 'SikuliX: collect runtime options' popup. I tried both .skl and .sikuli options. Not sure what mistake I am doing. Let me recheck, meanwhile if you have any suggestions please let me now. Thanks a lot.

@Dhinakar
Are you sure, you ran (version 1.0.1):

java -jar sikuli-script.jar -r some.sikuli

Thanks for the prompt response again.
I checked and I am using version 1.0.1.
Where can I find 'sikuli-script.jar'. I only tried with 'sikuli-ide.jar'.
That is probably the issue.

Hi, I just read through one of the other threads.
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/233962
1. Run runSetup.cmd
2. Select Pack 2 (Pack1 & Pack2 are mutually exclusive)
I will try that tomorrow, it should work I think.
Sorry for the trouble.
Thanks a lot for the support.

I still haven't solved this issue. I'm running this command successfully, except for that the GUI/popup asking for command line options stalls the entire process and still requires GUI-based user input to click on the OK button of the GUI popup asking for command line options that I've already passed in

I ran this command to get this far:

    java -Dsikuli.fromCommandLine -jarApplications/SikuliX-IDE.app/Contents/sikuli-ide.jar -r sikuli_costar.sikuli

It runs after I click the damned OK button.

Perhaps there is an option I could pass in that would disable the infernal popup?

@David
see your own question about that:

-Dsikuli.FromCommandLine

@RaiMan, running the command "-Dsikuli.FromCommandLine" does NOT stop the GUI popup.

I hope the boys at MIT will absolutely grimace when they hear what I did to work around the popup....

Used a terminal program called 'cliclick' (downloadable with brew) to automatically click the 'OK' button on the sikuli command line options popup.

I cannot see what you are doing, but just tested again on a Mac OS X 10.8 with version 1.0.1

java -Dsikuli.FromCommandLine -jar Sikuli-IDE.app/Contents/sikuli-ide.jar -r some-script.sikuli

does not show up with the dialog box, that has to be clicked OK, but only the ugly yellow badge.

--- I hope the boys at MIT will absolutely grimace ...
... they are no longer active there and with this SikuliX stuff they do not have to do anything anymore.
I have taken over more than 2 years ago.