Questioning the code aside:
The immediate issue you're running into seems to be that Python doesn't
support multi-line strings which are just denoted with a single
quotation mark.
If you're going for multi-line strings, you'll need to use the
multi-line string quote-- """String here""" -- Note the triple quotations.
With that said, I agree with Marcus here.
First, why are we calling this script from Python? It seems like it
might be better suited to be entirely in MEL. I've run into a number of
situations where I need to call MEL code from my Python scripts, but
this looks like primarily coding in MEL and then forcing it into Python.
You could do the same thing more like this:
# Avoid importing under other names
import maya.mel as mel
uMin = -1
uMax = 1
vMin = -1
vMax = 1
for i in range(uMin, uMax - uMin):
for j in range(uMin, uMax - uMin):
path = r"c:\\5\\uvImage_u{0}_v{1}.jpg".format(i+1, j+1)
UVCmd = r'uvSnapshot -o -aa -uMin {0} -uMax {1} - vMin {2}
-vMax {3} -n "{4}" -xr 4096 -yr 4096 -ff jpg;'
UVCmd = UVCmd.format(i, i+1, j, j+1, path)
mel.eval(UVCmd)
It's best if you're going to use Python to use it all the way through,
with independent MEL commands where there is no other option (which, to
be fair, happens all too often in Maya).
Let me know if you have questions on that code, I utilized a few string
formatters that I find make my code easier to read, but can be a bit
confusing if you're not used to them.
Hope that helps!
On 6/3/2015 8:58 AM, Christopher. wrote:
import maya.mel as multiuvexport
multiuvexport.eval (
"{
int $uMin=-1;
int $uMax=1;
int $vMin=-1;
int $vMax=1;
int $i,$j;
string $UVCmd;
for ($i = $uMin; $i < $uMax; $i++)
{
for ($j = $vMin; $j < $vMax; $j++)
{
$UVCmd = "uvSnapshot -o -aa -uMin "+$i+" -uMax "+($i+1)+" -vMin "+$j+"
-vMax "+($j+1)+ "-n \"c:\5\uvImage_u"+($i+1)+"_v"+($j+1)+".jpg\" -xr
4096 -yr 4096 -ff jpg;" ;
eval $UVCmd;
}
}
}"
)
On Tuesday, June 2, 2015 at 3:53:41 PM UTC-4, Justin Israel wrote:
Please paste an example of your actual code. A big pink long
probably means you have a python syntax error. The Mel code should
be in an actual string so it should syntax highlight like a string.
On Wed, 3 Jun 2015 1:36 AM Christopher. <[email protected]
<javascript:>> wrote:
The beginning and end of the MEL string has a nice long pink
line in Sublime, I assume this is because Sublime doesn't have
syntax highlighting for MEL ?
The MEL code doesn't execute, I get a SyntaxError on line 1:
EOL while scanning string literal ?
On Monday, June 1, 2015 at 10:53:28 PM UTC-4, Justin Israel wrote:
On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 2:07 PM Christopher.
<[email protected]> wrote:
Alright;
import maya.mel as *whatever name*
*whatever name*.eval (
<MEL script>
)
Correct ?
Yep. Where <MEL script> is a string.
Converters are fine for some, I rather understand the
guts :)
On Sunday, May 31, 2015 at 3:34:38 PM UTC-4,
Christopher. 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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