you could also use TCL, which has the advantage that it isn't
baked in .. something like this should work:
[lrange [split [value file] / ] 13 13 ]
++ chris
On 7/19/12 at 7:21 PM, [email protected] (RP) wrote:
Hello all,
I'm sure you've heard it here a million times already, but I'm
a complete python newbie in desperate need of help
I am trying to create a read node that has a label taken from
the 13th directory from its path name.
I can get it to print the name of the 13th directory using
a = nuke.selectedNode()['file'].value().split('/')[13] print a
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