Eh, it’s like any file, right? Just have a look around in other addons,
many of them handle files…
I would point you to official ui_translate addon, for example, but it
has some extra complexity you do not need… Just note that simply adding
"subtype='FILE_PATH'" parameter to a string prop definition will turn it
into a file-selector one in the UI… ;)
On 15/10/2013 19:38, flavio soares wrote:
Hi, Bastien,
Thanks for the link. I'll try to mess with it, but I think the addon
part is ok. The problem is really calling a window to choose the
executable and storing it in a variable.
2013/10/15 Bastien Montagne <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hi Flavio,
Think you are looking for AddonPreferences ?
http://www.blender.org/documentation/blender_python_api_2_69_1/bpy.types.AddonPreferences.html
Bastien
On 15/10/2013 19:03, flavio soares wrote:
Hi,
I'm doing an exporter to ardour and it runs an external ffmpeg.
I'm wondering if there is a way of letting user point to a local
ffmpeg executable in case it is not recognized by "which". The
idea is to replace the RuntimeError with something like:
with open(self.filepath) as file:
ffCommand = self.filepath
but this only works inside classes.
Relevant code is below:
this is the main class:
class ExportArdour(bpy.types.Operator, ExportHelper):
"""Export audio timeline (including audios from videos) to
Ardour"""
bl_idname = "export.ardour"
bl_label = "Export to Ardour"
filename_ext = ".ardour"
filter_glob = StringProperty(default="*.ardour",
options={'HIDDEN'})
@classmethod
def poll(cls, context):
if bpy.context.sequences:
return context.sequences is not None
def execute(self, context):
scene = bpy.context.scene
startFrame = scene.frame_start
endFrame = scene.frame_end
fps, timecode = checkFPS()
system = bpy.context.user_preferences.system
audioRate = int(system.audio_sample_rate.split("_")[1])
audiosFolderPath, ardourFile = os.path.split(self.filepath)
ardourBasename = os.path.splitext(ardourFile)[0]
audiosFolder = audiosFolderPath + os.sep + "Audios_for_"
+ ardourBasename
Session = createXML(startFrame, endFrame, fps, timecode,
audioRate,
ardourBasename, audiosFolder)
runFFMPEG(sources, audioRate, audiosFolder)
writeXML(self.filepath, Session)
return {'FINISHED'}
..........that calls this function (notice the RunTime error):
def runFFMPEG(sources, audioRate, outputFolder):
if which('ffmpeg') is not None:
if (os.name <http://os.name> == "nt"):
ffCommand = ffmpegPath + os.sep + "ffmpeg.exe"
else:
ffCommand = "ffmpeg"
else:
raise RuntimeError("You don\'t seem to have FFMPEG
installed on your system. \
Please install it and re-run the
Ardour exporter.")
if (os.path.exists(outputFolder) is False):
os.mkdir(outputFolder)
for source in sources:
basename, ext = os.path.splitext(source['name'])
input = source['origin']
if (input.startswith("//")):
input = input.replace("//", "")
output = outputFolder + os.sep + basename + ".wav"
# Due to spaces, the command entries (ffCommand, input
and output) have
# to be read as strings by the call command, thus the
escapings below
callFFMPEG = "\"%s\" -i \"%s\" -y -vn -ar %i -ac 1 \"%s\"" \
% (ffCommand, input, audioRate, output)
call(callFFMPEG, shell=True)
return {'FINISHED'}
thanks.
flavio
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