After setting the log file, if you want to see the log file data in an
interactive Python session, you just call gmat.EchoLogFile(). That will
show the messages as they occur (similar to the output in the GMAT
Message Window when running the GUI).
On 1/9/25 06:15, Slojkowski, Steven E. (GSFC-595.0)[OMITRON] wrote:
You might have a unnoticed syntax error in your script. Try adding the
following to your python code:
gmat.UseLogFile('mylog.txt')
This will create a log file in the GMAT output directory that may
contain helpful error messages. Let us know if that doesn’t solve it.
*From:* Mike Vasovsky <kmm47...@gmail.com>
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Hello everyone,
I have been trying to open and run GMAT scripts within a Python
script, however whenever I run the commands *LoadScript*(...) and then
*RunScript*(), both return *False*.
I deleted all the *Color values, OpenFrames* instances, *OrbitView*
objects, ground track and 2D-plots, but nothing improved the situation.
What am I missing? I am still able to get the list of objects running
the command *ShowObjects*() even after *LoadScript*() returns *False*,
but still cannot run it.
Best regards,
Mike
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