select

The select does not have positional parameters:

def select(msg="", title="Sikuli Selection", options=(), default=None)

so you have to write:

a = select(msg = "where do you like to log in?", options = login)

the title might also be a helpful parameter.

login = ("outlook", "facebook", "workplace", "page3", "page4")
def select(msg="", title="Sikuli Selection", options=(), default=None):
    a = select(msg = "where do you like to log in?", options = login)

tried the above.
did not come up with an error message. but did not do anything.

tried with:
login = ("outlook", "facebook", "workplace", "page3", "page4")
a = select(msg = "where do you like to log in?", options = login)

error:
[error] script [ sikulitemp-6386726409248896632 ] stopped with error in line 2
[error] TypeError ( popSelect(): 3rd arg can't be coerced to String )
[error] --- Traceback --- error source first
line: module ( function ) statement
432: Sikuli ( select ) return Sikulix.popSelect(msg, title, options, default)
2: main ( <module> ) a = select(msg = "where do you like to log in?", options = login)
[error] --- Traceback --- end --------------

Ok. Will check tomorrow. (Germany ;-)

Works on Win11 with 2.0.5 and Java 11 and 19

login = ("outlook", "facebook", "workplace", "page3", "page4")
a = select(msg = "where do you like to log in?", options = login)
print a

shows the select popup and prints the selected option or None if cancelled.

I am running the SikuliX IDE from the commandline using

"C:\Program Files\EclipseJDK\jdk19\bin\java" -jar <path-to-2.0.5.jar>

So something seems to be wrong wit your setup.

BTW:

login = ("outlook", "facebook", "workplace", "page3", "page4")
def select(msg="", title="Sikuli Selection", options=(), default=None):
    a = select(msg = "where do you like to log in?", options = login)

your def overwrites the SikuliX select function and simply does nothing but calling itself.