You are trying to mix python and MEL syntax together? You can't do that,
unless it's Mel code that uses the python() function to call python code,
and visa versa.
# some .py
def foo():
# py syntax
foo()
// some .mel
global proc foo() {
// Mel syntax
}
On Mon, 1 Jun 2015 7:34 AM Christopher. <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, I have a script that uses the def() syntax, the problem is the
> original code is MEL, using the following syntax is not working ?
>
> def acme()
> [MEL code]
> acme()
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