Not sure why XSIBatch is doing it but as a workround you can always pass
just one argument as a string representing a dict and parse it back in
main().
Alternatively you can use optparse (python 2.6) or argeparse (python
2.7) module in your main() to consume arguments.
On 10/16/2013 11:21 AM, Schoenberger 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
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