I'm dusting the cobwebs off my nascent python ability and I'd like to know
if there is a smart way of affecting many gizmo knobs with one knobChanged
callback without explicitly listing them all.
So, right now I have something like this which is some code to hide some
knob values in the UI with a toggle switch:
c=nuke.toNode("Group3")
code='''
k=nuke.thisKnob()
n=nuke.thisNode()
if k.name()=="blahh":
n['yeah'].setVisible(k.value()==False)
n['yeahhh'].setVisible(k.value()==False)
#etc....
'''
c.knob('knobChanged').setValue(code)
...where I'm affecting two knob values, but if I had dozens there, can I do
a 'for' loop or something?
Also, is there a python way of toggle expand/collapsing the triangle widget
of a group knob?
Thanks,
Michael
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