two ways to do it using TCL:
[join [lrange [split [value file] "/"] end-1 end-1] "/"]
or:
[join [lrange [split [file dirname [value file]] "/"] end end] "/"]
only tested it on OSX, should also work on linux but not sure
about windows - i guess you'd have to change the slash to a
backslash, so python might be better for cross platform use.
++ chris
On 10/19/12 at 5:12 PM, (Gustaf Nilsson) wrote:
you can use python if you want..
[python -eval {nuke.thisNode().blablalba[-1]}]
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 12:40 PM, Vincent Langer wrote:
got it :
[join [lrange [split [value file] / ] 5 5 ] / ]
but is there a way to select the splitted elements
backwards like with
python ( [-1] ) ?
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