With .vbs it works, too.
Hmm, perhaps a wrapper? Is there a way to execute python commands via vbs or js? As far as I see it I would need to execute import sys sys.path.append(myPathArg) import myScriptFile MyFunction(myArgs) Holger Schoenberger technical director The day has 24 hours, if that does not suffice, I will take the night Quoting Stephen Blair <[email protected]>:
Seems like a Python-specific issue. With a .js it worked as expected. On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 11:21 AM, Schoenberger <[email protected]> wrote:Hi Quick question: I have a new python script and I named the args, but XSIBatch ignores the arg names and placed them in the same order as written in the commandline. No matter the arg name. The issue is that I do not want to/can not specify all parameters. So I cannot set them into the same order as in the script. Am I missing something? Commandline: XSIBatch -thread 8 -script "kso_softimage.py" -lang Python -main main -args -inSName "rendertest.scn" -inDb "To_Delete" -inPass "PassA" -inKSOMode true kso_softimage.py: def main(inKSOMode="", inSName="",inDb="",inPass=""): logMessage("","###############**##############################** #########") logMessage("","inKSOMode " + str(inKSOMode)) logMessage("","inSName " + str(inSName)) logMessage("","inDb " + str(inDb)) logMessage("","inPass " + str(inPass)) Output: ##############################**######################## inKSOMode rendertest.scn inSName To_Delete inDb PassA inPass true Holger Schoenberger technical director The day has 24 hours, if that does not suffice, I will take the night
