Hi Frank, Thanx for the response. Yeah, that's what i do so far, i have to
explicitly tell the function what to do (just like using 'mode' argument). I
thought there's a way to tell my function what to do without having to drive it
'manually' .
Anyway, what i want to do is to create a 'working level' function() so the
'nuke.selectedNode()' will return the correct result. As we now , if we jump
inside a group then when from script editor we run 'nuke.selectedNode()' , it
won't pick up nodes from that level, it will by default using 'root' level. So
i create a function to invoke 'xx.begin()' command. Where xx is my working
level.
if it's called from dag objects (i.e.: node,group,gizmo) then i'll run :
nuke.thisParent().begin()
if it's from panel or menu then no need to call xx.begin(), it will
automaticaly pick up the correct level to work with.
if it's from script editor , xx need to be setup explicitly , e.g.:
nuke.toNode('root.Group1.myGroup').begin()
after calling that function() , the .selectedNode() or .selectedNodes() will
working fine.
Thanx for the info.
Andi
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