Hi Jim,
you can create a Panel in three different ways, this must be implemented as
methods in your pyui.Dialog subclass.
1. Adding to a Pane
This will only works if command is launched from the Pane menu, thats the
only menu where 'nuke.thisPane()' returns a valid value.
def add2pane( self ):
pane = nuke.thisPane()
if pane:
pane.add( self )
return self
2. Show
Will create a float Pane and then put your Panel in it.
def show_float( self ):
self.show()
return self
3. ShowModal
Same as Show but with in a modal window.
def show_modal( self ):
self.showModal()
return self
Once this methods are defined, invoke your panel with:
"myPanel.add2pane" from the Pane menu
"myPanel.show_float" or "myPanel.show_modal" from any other menu.
Hope it helps and good luck with Panels.
J
El 13 de diciembre de 2011 02:25, Jim Berndt <
[email protected]> escribió:
> **
> I am having a problem when invoking my script from a menu.
>
> I added an item under the Render Menu that calls a new pane. This pane has
> some fields, and a few buttons. The pane will not display UNLESS I have
> created another one first.
>
> By default, on the right I see the "Properties" Pane. If I attempt to
> execute my script, nothing happens. If on the other hand, I add a new pane
> by hand first ( a Script pane, for example), then when I click on my new
> menu item my UI shows up as expected.
>
> I've tried different combinations of code but no luck. If any of you out
> there has a working example (even barebones) that can be shared or can
> point me to where I can find some examples I would be much obliged.
>
> Thanks much
>
> Jim
>
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