Thanks Andy-
Python on the windows side feels wonky as it is, since most of the os methods don't do squat. It's a bit reversed from XSI's normal modus operandi where linux is the limiting factor.
I'm really digging Python now, but unfortunately I keep discovering cool new tricks and techniques, so instead of just finishing my code outright, I keep backtracking to bring all my objects up to speed. If Python were only more annoying about doing this kind of work, it would encourage me to just finish already. ;-)
-Brad
Captain, Stubborn Bastard Brigade
> Smooth sailing G-man. Works like a champ. Well, by smooth sailing I
> mean there are still the occasional dispatch caveats you run into on
> windows, but eh, I can live with those if it means I can have the ease
> and flexibility of python.
>
> -A
>
>
> brad wrote:
> > Just curious to get a sample if anyone has been running XSI linux and scripting in Python. From my experience, jscript on linux had some oddities and caveats as compared to windows. Does XSI's Python implementation on linux have any oddities as well, or is it smooth sailing?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Brad
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