hi branton, sometimes i refer to this document: http://docs.thefoundry.co.uk/nuke/63/pythonreference/identifier-index.html this should give you a reference overview.
As your experience grows with python, the more you think in a 'pythonic' way. Start thinking in lists and dictionaries, connect loops with functions in mind, bside of knowing common strings/list/dictionary manipulation. With this in mind, it is far more easy writing a tool from scratch rather than combining common snippets you find on the net. Marc
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