Love how many ways Maya/Pymel includes to solve a problem! It's a bit more
verbose and seems to have some paths it might not go down (did you find it
was actually going to the error catching section?) but if it works for you,
that's great.
Just a tip, there's a few I could mention but this was the most glaring:
As a general rule you should always specify what errors you're expecting in
the except section so you don't confuse yourself down the line depending on
what input you pass. It tends to be a bad design paradigm!
On Sunday, July 23, 2017 at 11:43:35 AM UTC-4, gnn wrote:
>
> Thanks a lot Andes for your answer,
> I'd done like that, it's working now :)
>
> unLoaded_ref_files=[]
> refList = pm.ls(type='reference')
> for ref in refList:
> try:
> if ref.isLoaded():
> print ref
> else:
> refUnloaded="{}".format(ref)
> print "{} IS NOT LOADED".format(ref)
> unLoaded_ref_files.append(refUnloaded)
> except:
> print "FAILED with {}".format(ref)
>
>
>
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