METHOD NOT FOUND ERROR from PREMIER 9.1.2 does not make sense . . .
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I'm receiving an error from Premier 9.1.2 that does not make sense.
When I try to run the
AAA_Find_Sample
that is contained in the TXT file attached to this question I get an error from Premier that says
Method 'MediaCy.Addins.Measurements.MeasEntry.MeasurementsCommands' not found
The error message is shown in the JPG image attached to this question.
The "offending" code is an almost exact copy of code earlier in the subroutine that works properly. The only difference is that the lower filter limit is set with a value from the STATS calculated with the population found by the COUNT.
I'm sure there is a more "elegant" way to eliminate all but the largest object found but my attempts to select then delete other objects individually was futile.
Can someone please explain what is happening and / or possibly point me toward a better way to accomplish this task?
I have also attached the
Find Object Measurement Options.iqo
file called by the subroutine to this question. To attach the file, I renamed it
Find Object Measurement Options.iqo.txt
Thanks.
-- Matt
I'm receiving an error from Premier 9.1.2 that does not make sense.
When I try to run the
AAA_Find_Sample
that is contained in the TXT file attached to this question I get an error from Premier that says
Method 'MediaCy.Addins.Measurements.MeasEntry.MeasurementsCommands' not found
The error message is shown in the JPG image attached to this question.
The "offending" code is an almost exact copy of code earlier in the subroutine that works properly. The only difference is that the lower filter limit is set with a value from the STATS calculated with the population found by the COUNT.
I'm sure there is a more "elegant" way to eliminate all but the largest object found but my attempts to select then delete other objects individually was futile.
Can someone please explain what is happening and / or possibly point me toward a better way to accomplish this task?
I have also attached the
Find Object Measurement Options.iqo
file called by the subroutine to this question. To attach the file, I renamed it
Find Object Measurement Options.iqo.txt
Thanks.
-- Matt
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Best Answer
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Matt,The problem is that you have a local variable called measure which conflicts with the namespace MediaCy.Automation.Measure. Just rename it myMeasure or something similar and that will fix the problem, or if you really want to use that name, you have to fully qualify the commands from than namespace.Pierre0
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Thank you for your prompt response.
I've implemented your suggested change from