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Line by line execution - Filthy_McNasty - Dec-11-2017
I have a script that does the job but only for one file. Just to explain what`s going on here:
import sys
sys.path.append("C:\\Program Files\\FME\\fmeobjects\\python27")
import fmeobjects
runner = fmeobjects.FMEWorkspaceRunner()
workspace = [font="Calibri",sans-serif]'C:\FME\Project_1.fmw'[/font]
parameters = {}
parameters['SourceDataset_ACAD'] =[font="Calibri",sans-serif]'C:\AutoCAD\Project_1.dwg'[/font]
parameters['DestDataset_OGCKML'] =[font="Calibri",sans-serif]'C:\Maps_KMZ\Project_1.kmz' [/font]
runner.runWithParameters(workspace, parameters)
try:
# Run Workspace with parameters set in above directory
runner.runWithParameters(workspace, parameters)
# or use promptRun to prompt for published parameters
#runner.promptRun(workspace)
except fmeobjects.FMEException as ex:
# Print out FME Exception if workspace failed
print ex.message
else:
#Tell user the workspace ran
print('The Workspace is ran successfully'.format(workspace))
runner = NoneThis script executes FMW file that does conversion from AutoCAD DWG (C:\AutoCAD) to KMZ file and stores it in C:\Maps_KMZ folder. Now, I need to do the same thing for about 20-ish FME files that are in the same source folder. Is it possible to execute each file at the time and add specific time frame between two executions let's say 2 minute pause between them, because I can not run 2 or more conversions at the same time, it would crash Windows. If so, how to do it. I don`t have much Python experience so if you can help me directly with the code that would be fantastic.
Disregard this [font ...etc] stuff , NOT a part of the code, I cannot figure out how to delete that from the code, this is so confusing pasting code in here.
Thank you very much for your help!
RE: Line by line execution - wavic - Dec-11-2017
import os.path
from glob import glob
# glob(pattern) returns all files according to the pattern
for dwg in glob("/path/*.dwg"): # the path can be set in Unix style regardless of the OS
in_file = os.path.abspath(dwg) # get the absolute path of a file. For example: 'C:\AutoCAD\Project_1.dwg'
# os.path.splittext(file_name) separate the the file name from the extension and you get ['my_file', '.txt']
out_file = "{}{}".format(os.path.splittext(in_file)[0], '.kmz')
# os.path.join(path, file_name) joins the path with the file name properly formated with '/'
out_full_path = os.path.join('C/Maps_KMZ', out_file)
# Parameters
parameters['SourceDataset_ACAD'] =[font="Calibri",sans-serif]"{}".format(in_file)[/font]
parameters['DestDataset_OGCKML'] =[font="Calibri",sans-serif]"{}".format(out_full_path) [/font]
# and so on
# ...Something like this should work