if i do that i get the next error at line5, if i delete that on i get
the next syntax error at dict=() .... i am sorry to bother you guys,
but i have no idea where to go else... in vb i could figure it out
somehow, but python is like chinese to me...
ciao
franky
Monday, April 2, 2007, 3:40:42 PM, you wrote:
SB> Remove the period (.) at the end of the first line of your script.
SB> -----Original Message-----
SB> From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM [mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf
SB> Of Frank Lenhard
SB> Sent: Mon 02 April 2007 9:42 AM
SB> To: Bernard Lebel
SB> Subject: Re[4]: scripting: getting the whole property list of an object
SB> see the attachement. i hope it can explain better than my words.
SB> thanks for looking at it! and i installed python just for the sake of
SB> being able to execute python scripts. i have no clue about it and
SB> scripting with it at all :/ sigh....
SB> ciao
SB> franky
SB> Monday, April 2, 2007, 1:19:49 PM, you wrote:
BL>> What version are you using? Someone on XSI Base (perhaps it was
BL>> you?) reported that Python was gone from the list of languages in
SB> XSI 6.01.
BL>> As for the error, it's really hard to tell without seeing.
BL>> For the contextual menu, the languages *should* be there as of XSI
BL>> 5.0. However sometimes, for some mysterious reason, they no longer
BL>> show up in the menu (until you restart XSI).
BL>> Cheers
BL>> Bernard
BL>> On 4/2/07, Frank Lenhard <franky(at)ixdream.com> wrote:
>>> thanks bernard!
>>> however, the script doesnt wanna run and i suspect that my python
>>> setup is not right. i once installed it and i have it available in
>>> the preferences of the script editor.
>>> but when i try to run the script (f5) it just gives me syntax errors
>>> in each line.
>>> then, i dunno how to replicate this, i clicked right in the script
>>> editor and the context menue gave me the script languages to choose
>>> from (vbasic, jscript) and python was greyed out there. but then, i
>>> never saw this context menue again, because usually it doesnt show
>>> the scripting languages.
>>> sigh, it sounds really good because it gives me everything that is
>>> accessable on a object not just the properties.
>>>
>>> i might try to replicate it in vbasic (thats what i know a little)
>>> but in general... getting started with scripting in xsi is everything
>>> but easy.
>>>
>>> ciao
>>> franky
>>>
>>>
>>> Sunday, April 1, 2007, 11:09:05 PM, you wrote:
>>>
>>> BL> If you're a Python user, check this out:
>>> BL> http://www.xsi-blog.com/archives/19
>>>
>>> BL> Also, the SDK Explorer is your friend :-)
>>>
>>>
>>> BL> Cheers
>>> BL> Bernard
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> BL> On 4/1/07, Frank Lenhard <frank.lenhard(at)gmail.com> wrote:
>>> >> i am sorry if this is totally obvious and beginners stuff (that
>>> >> what i am anyhow to scripting) but:
>>> >>
>>> >> how can logmessage all properties that exist on a object, so i can
>>> >> change them later using the object model?
>>> >> i need the syntax to access stuff like visibility, position, null
>>> >> shapes etc.
>>> >> i find some stuff for dedicated objects like nulls and others, but
>>> >> in general i would like to select a object and get a list with all
>>> >> available properties.
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> thanks a lot
>>> >> ciao
>>> >> franky
>>> >>
>>> >>
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