I can define a command which takes args if I use a @command node
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# in file test-commands.py
def tester(g, p):
g.es(p.b)
# in node
@command tester
\
from test-commands import tester
tester(g, p)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
When I use registerCommand, I don't see how I can specify arguments.
from test-commands import tester
c.keyHandler.registerCommand('tester', None, tester, verbose=True)
The above gives a console error
TypeError: tester() takes exactly 2 arguments (1 given)
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Kent
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