Hi all,
I am having problems executing an internal node's button.
My plugin (plugin1) creates an internal node (plugin2) and exposes its
knobs as follows:
void Plugin1::knobs( Knob_Callback f ) {
plugin2->knobs(f);
}
int Plugin1::knob_changed(Knob* k) {
plugin2->knob_changed(k);
}
My problem is that plugin2 is also an executable as it implements a
PyScript_knob that uses "currentNode = nuke.toNode(\"this\") \n"
in its script.
However, when running nuke and clicking on the button exposed in my
instance of Plugin1, "this" actually refers to "plugin1" instead of
"plugin2" and nuke tries to execute plugin1 instead of plugin2.
I have tried to change "this" to this->node_name(), which now returns
"plugin2 in plugin1" but python doesn't seem to understand this as a
name. I guess this could be related to John's earlier question about
internal node names.
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Francois.
--
Dr. Francois Pitie, Research Fellow
Electronic & Electrical Eng. Dept.
Trinity College Dublin
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