One way around this, if I recall right, is to manually add the OK/cancel
button, with OK first.. The first button gets clicked when you press
return, so it works fine
..that is, until until you want to add another button to the dialog (e.g
a "reset" button next to a parameter), in which case that gets pressed
instead
Seems like a nuke.DIALOG_ACCEPT/nuke.DIALOG_CANCEL flag for buttons
would be useful - maybe even a nuke.DEFAULTFOCUS to say what knob is
selected by default?
Bernhard Kimbacher wrote:
the only workaround i found is to add my own ok-button (but no cancel
button) like this:
self.okButton = nuke.Script_Knob( "OK" )
self.addKnob( self.okButton )
with this you only have one button it can default to, and you can use
the X as cancel...
-Bernie
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*Subject:* [Nuke-python] Re: pythonPanel default button?
This one has been catching me out a few times recently, on our render
submission panel...
I'd love to hear any solutions - I'm considering writing a new panel
class that will let me do more with the buttons, including defining (if
the slightly lower level will let me) the defaults for ENTER and ESC.
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