If you check the return value of .Class(), it returns 'Enumeration_Knob'.
Since you're in Python, you should grab the actual class object to ensure
proper typing.
knobCls = someKnob.__class__
myKnob = knobCls(someKnob.name(), someKnob.label(), someKnob.values())
-Nathan
-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick Heinen
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2012 11:45 AM
To: nuke-python@support.thefoundry.co.uk
Subject: [Nuke-python] getattr and CascadingEnumeration_Knob
Hey,
I was searching for a way to dynamically create knobs of a type I don't know
in advance. What I found is getattr and currently I'm using it like this:
myKnobClass=someKnob.Class()
myName=someKnob.name()
myValues=someKnob.values()
myKnob=getattr(nuke, myKnobClass)(myName,myName,myValues)
this does exactly what I want in the script editor. However I use it in a
function in a python panel class (which should then add the knob to that
python panel). This works for most knobs aswell. But when creating a
CascadingEnumeration_Knob, I don't get the cascading style, but entries with
a slash e.g. "FirstCategory/FirstEntry".
I really have no clou why this happens, would be cool if someone has an idea
cheers
Patrick
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