[python {os.path.dirname(nuke.thisNode()['file'].value())}]

this should get you started


On Tue, Oct 23, 2012, at 09:13, Marc Gutowski wrote:

                        Vincent Langer wrote:
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                    --> hi smart scripting people!
 i want to add in each readnode a small expression in the label field
      which shows the folder in which the image sequence lies in.
                  like when you add [frame] in there!
          i do not get the expression string coversion stuff
                is there a way to use python in there?
                                cheers,
                                Vincent
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hi,
this does the job:
[python nuke.thisNode().knob("file").value().rpartition("/")\[0\]]
of set the real strings via python snippet;
use this oncallback/node creation/ read nodes
for node in nuke.allNodes("Read"):
node.knob("label").setValue(
node.knob("file").value().rpartition("/")[0]+'/' )

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