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Python and Java API / Messages stop from command prompt; python experiences from command prompt?
« on: November 21, 2018, 12:02:24 AM »
I'm running a python script from command prompt that seems to be partially working.
The problem is that responses within command prompt window stop, there are no error messages and the cursor just blinks as if it is processing.
After waiting a while, I stop the process by using Control Z + enter, upon which a full set of messages appears - including PhotoScan default messages, and printed statements I added to the code. When debugging my code, error messages would appear as well.
My code mostly runs, but this is a weird issue that I don't understand. I suspect this is a photoscan bug when run from command prompt.
Does anyone else have this issue? More broadly, is anyone else successfully running python from command prompt? I wonder if continuing to try using python from command prompt is a waste of time, or it will eventually come through for me.
I can't run my code inside the GUI because my goal is to create and process a large number of new photoscan documents in different folders/photo sets.
Any comments would be helpful, thanks!
The problem is that responses within command prompt window stop, there are no error messages and the cursor just blinks as if it is processing.
After waiting a while, I stop the process by using Control Z + enter, upon which a full set of messages appears - including PhotoScan default messages, and printed statements I added to the code. When debugging my code, error messages would appear as well.
My code mostly runs, but this is a weird issue that I don't understand. I suspect this is a photoscan bug when run from command prompt.
Does anyone else have this issue? More broadly, is anyone else successfully running python from command prompt? I wonder if continuing to try using python from command prompt is a waste of time, or it will eventually come through for me.
I can't run my code inside the GUI because my goal is to create and process a large number of new photoscan documents in different folders/photo sets.
Any comments would be helpful, thanks!
