Don't know why this happens. But you can simply split the file on a dot and the line ends and submit all the commands?
import re, os
import spss
with open("d:/temp/somesyntax.sps", "rb") as f:
BOM_UTF8 = "\xef\xbb\xbf"
code = f.read().lstrip(BOM_UTF8)
cmds = re.split("(?<=\\.)%s[\t ]*" % os.linesep, code, flags=re.M)
cmds = [cmd.lstrip() for cmd in cmds if not cmd.startswith("*")]
for cmd in cmds:
try:
spss.Submit(cmd):
except Exception, e:
print "uh-oh", e
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> From: ChetMeinzer <
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> Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 7:24 PM
> Subject: [SPSSX-L] error try insert error=stop crashing spss
>
> I want to try a block of code, if it errors out, I want to save a text file
> of the output, and also I want for all statements in the try *Not * to
> execute (or at least stop after the error). A solution seems to be to use
> insert fil..... error=stop.
> but this causes my spss to crash when it is used inside a try:except:.
> (unknown error causes processor to stop) and then i can't run anything
> unless i restart.
>
> I also tried this inside the
> try:
> spss.Submit("""
> get file 'K:fake_file_year_2014.sav'.
> get file 'k:/eps_year_2013.sav'.
> save outfile='k:/meinzer/failstest.sav'.
> which is the same as whats in the insert file, but the failed 2014 year file
> does not stop the execution of the save on the 2013 file which does exist.
>
> here's all my code:
> begin program.
> import spss
> try:
> spss.Submit("""
> *insert file='k:/meinzer/prodtest/fails.sps' error=stop.
> get file 'k:/eps_year_2014.sav'.
> get file 'k:/eps_year_2013.sav'.
> save outfile='k:/meinzer/failstest.sav'.
> """)
> except:
> spss.Submit("""
> output new.
> """)
> print "failed."
> spss.Submit("""
> OUTPUT EXPORT
> /text DOCUMENTFILE='k:/meinzer/FailsinFile.txt'.
> """)
>
> end program.
>
>
>
> Thanks again
>
>
>
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