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Snapshot and piping errors - Michael Horvath - 2021-06-09 I am trying to use LDView to generate snapshots from the command line. The problem is, that models with errors cause a popup message to be spawned that I need to click through. Is there a way to pipe these error messages to a text file instead? They are important messages that I would like to read, but I don't want to stall the snapshot generation process since I have ~1k parts I need snapshots of. RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Travis Cobbs - 2021-06-10 (2021-06-09, 22:12)Michael Horvath Wrote: I am trying to use LDView to generate snapshots from the command line. The problem is, that models with errors cause a popup message to be spawned that I need to click through. Is there a way to pipe these error messages to a text file instead? They are important messages that I would like to read, but I don't want to stall the snapshot generation process since I have ~1k parts I need snapshots of. Can you send me one of your files that generates the popup? I don't think it's supposed to do that. Having said that, you might also try using LDView.com, although there is a bug in it that causes it not to work right when there are quoted spaces on the command line. RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Michael Horvath - 2021-06-10 (2021-06-10, 1:38)Travis Cobbs Wrote: Can you send me one of your files that generates the popup? I don't think it's supposed to do that. Having said that, you might also try using LDView.com, although there is a bug in it that causes it not to work right when there are quoted spaces on the command line. I attached the files to this post. They are custom parts. "a2341.dat" goes into the "parts\b\" folder. "2431s01.dat" goes into the "parts\s\b" folder. Mike RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Michael Horvath - 2021-06-10 (2021-06-10, 1:38)Travis Cobbs Wrote: Can you send me one of your files that generates the popup? I don't think it's supposed to do that. Having said that, you might also try using LDView.com, although there is a bug in it that causes it not to work right when there are quoted spaces on the command line. The development version seems to work better. But how do I pipe/redirect the messages to a text file? I tried this: "C:\Program Files (x86)\LDraw\LDView\LDView.com" -SaveSnapshots=1 a0902.dat >> ldview_snapshot.log But the log file is empty. RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Travis Cobbs - 2021-06-10 Thanks. I had totally forgotten about implementing that message box. A couple of things:
RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Michael Horvath - 2021-06-10 (2021-06-10, 6:18)Travis Cobbs Wrote: Thanks. I had totally forgotten about implementing that message box. A couple of things: See my other post from yesterday. I am having trouble getting the redirection to work on Windows. RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Travis Cobbs - 2021-06-10 (2021-06-10, 3:56)Michael Horvath Wrote: The development version seems to work better. But how do I pipe/redirect the messages to a text file? This appears to be caused by a misunderstanding on my part regarding a certain Windows API call. I should be able to fix it. RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Michael Horvath - 2021-06-11 I am now having a different problem: After successfully executing LDView.com a certain number of times, I start getting "Access denied" errors. After a few more repetitions, LDView.com disappears from my hard drive and I start getting "No such file or directory" errors instead. I've never experienced something like this before. Is the program triggering Windows Firewall somehow and getting itself quarantined? I am not an expert on firewalls/antivirus. [ed] The new version you sent me seems to work propery. RE: Snapshot and piping errors - Travis Cobbs - 2021-06-11 (2021-06-11, 1:54)Michael Horvath Wrote: I am now having a different problem: I'm glad the new version works. I have no idea why the old version did that. I've never heard of anything like that either. I guess it could be Windows Security that deleted the file, but I have no idea why it would do so. |