Hi
From the looks of it it mimics the filename filter callback ?!
http://docs.thefoundry.co.uk/nuke/70/pythondevguide/callbacks.html#filenamefilter
We use this in our win/linux environment and sofar there have not been
problems...
Cheers
johannes
Am 12/15/12 2:18 AM, schrieb Jesse Kretschmer:
Howdy,
I was hoping to wire up a little script to help our single linux user
safely operate on windows files.
For the most part we are using network drive letters. Any network
drive letter has also been mapped to the linux box in a predictable
way. On windows we have Z: on linux we have /Z
I kicked out a little menu.py script for the linux user, then I
realized the flaw in my plan. The addOnScriptSave function is
executed before the file is save. The saved file works perfectly in
windows. However, now I need a callback to happen after the save
completes. I really want an addAfterScriptSaved(). At the moment the
user would have to reopen the script or manually execute the function.
For the moment, I've made a little menu to manually translate the
files. Actually, I only need to offer the a command to put the script
back in unix mode.
At this point, it's just academic. What else could I do to make this
translation process smooth for my artist?
Thanks for looking.
Cheers,
Jesse
PS Here's my code:
import nuke
import re
def unix2windows():
convertPaths(towin)
pass
def windows2unix():
convertPaths(tonix)
pass
def convertPaths(func):
nodes = []
nodes = nuke.allNodes("Write")
nodes.extend(nuke.allNodes("Read"))
for n in nodes:
n.knobs()["file"].setValue(func(n.knobs()["file"].getValue()))
def tonix(path):
newPath = re.sub(r'^([A-Z]):',r'/\1',path)
return newPath.replace("\\","/")
def towin(path):
return re.sub(r'^/([A-Z])',r'\1:',path)
nuke.addOnScriptSave(unix2windows)
nuke.addOnScriptLoad(windows2unix)
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