On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 8:01 PM, Kent Tenney <[email protected]> wrote:
> I can define a command which takes args if I use a @command node
[snip]
> When I use registerCommand, I don't see how I can specify arguments.
Do the same thing that the mod_scripting plugin does: bind the
arguments at the time you define a callback function. Here is the
code from mod_scripting::
def handleAtCommandNode (self,p):
'''Handle @command name [@key[=]shortcut].'''
trace = False and not g.app.unitTesting and not g.app.batchMode
c = self.c ; k = c.keyHandler ; h = p.h
if not h.strip(): return
<< get the commandName and optional shortcut >>
args = self.getArgs(h)
def atCommandCallback (event=None,args=args,c=c,p=p.copy()):
# The 'end-of-script command messes up tabs.
c.executeScript(args=args,p=p,silent=True)
if trace: g.es('local @command',commandName,'',shortcut or '')
k.registerCommand(commandName,shortcut,atCommandCallback,verbose=False)
HTH.
Edward
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