In Python, you don't put you if statements in Parentheses. So, it would
be something like this:
import maya.cmds as cmds
if cmds.file(query=True, location=True) == "unknown":
print "New File"
On 12/23/2014 2:16 AM, yann19 wrote:
I am trying to convert a mel function into python. While I am able to
do so for the rest, I am meeting with some issues in this mel code line
/*if(`file -q -loc` == "unknown")*/
I have tried something like :/
if (cmds.file(query = True, location = True)) == "unknown"
/while//it does not seems to generate any sort of errors/warning in
the editor, my function isn't popping out its dialog
Any ideas?
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