monkeypatching is what I was trying to avoid. What I have been using so
far was patching the createNode function. Since the flipbook node is
created with additional knob arguments, which hold the filename
("flip_tmp") I could differentiate. I just thought I could make this use
a more standard way. Thanks anyway for your suggestion.
Cheer
Sebastian
On 11/13/2012 07:04 PM, Hugo Léveillé wrote:
Hijacking the flipbook function and just to set a variable True that you
turn False at the end of your callback ?
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012, at 11:15, Sebastian Elner wrote:
Hey,
having defined a OnUserCreate callback for Write nodes, in the callable
I want to find out if the write node (which I get with thisNode()) is
created by a flipbook. But since by definition of OnUserCreate the write
node I get has no knobs set yet, how would I differentiate?
Cheers
Sebastian
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