Hi all, many thanks for getting me back on this.
I am implementing some new functions in this tools that was previously written
by someone, and I would not want to break any of its code if possible as this
tool comprises of several scripts.
Even so, is there a way that I can get by with using
Agreed, and these days everything is comprised of these “workspaceControls”
rather than dockwidgets - I think that mixin class is out of date already.
Personally I use a pretty ugly hack these days where:
- I create a workspaceControl
- grab a handle to it using the MQtUtil findControl method
-
Maya2018 went to Qt5, so you might need to read the sources and see what's
going on with the docking code. My supposition is that it's using a
QDockableWidget under the hood, but my experience with Maya 2018 and
docking custom UI's is very mixed.
On Fri, 23 Nov 2018 at 15:01 likage wrote:
> Hi
Hi all,
I am using `MayaQWidgetDockableMixin` and for some reasons when using Maya
2018, some of the signals are not working when the tool is closed.
While I have managed to find a way to resolve this which is by sending the
tool to be docked upon first execution. By doing so, whether I closed
