after putting the entire code into a function called fixPath() you now
have the module (the actual file in your case) and a function it
contains called the same. This is totally fine, it just can be a little
confusing.
In order to call the function inside your module, you need to provide
the full path:
fixPath.fixPath()
Or import the function explicitly into the main name space at the top of
your menu.py:
from fixPath import fixPath as fixPath
after that you can call fixPath() without preceding module name because
the "as fixPath" bit imported it into the main name space.
So any of those shuld work (assuming fixPath.py is in your path):
import fixPath/# importing module not function/
fixPath.fixPath()/# run the function from the imported module/
from fixPath import fixPath/# importing on ly one function from the
module (since there are no others in your case it's effectively //the
same as above/
fixPath.fixPath() # run the function from the imported module
from fixPath import fixPath as fix Path # /importing function from
module into the main name space/
fixPath()
On 22/11/13 02:46, Anselm Lier wrote:
Hi guys,
probably a simple one for you: I'm trying to put the fixPaths-Script
into a Menu in Nuke.
This is my fixPaths.py
(http://www.jessieamadio.com/scripts/fixPaths.py - thanks a lot):
import os, nuke
inputPath = nuke.getFilename("input")
inputDir = os.path.dirname(inputPath)
projFolder = os.path.basename(inputDir)
for n in nuke.allNodes():
if n.Class() == "Read" or n.Class() == "ReadGeo":
oldPath = nuke.filename(n)
if not os.path.exists(oldPath):
pathTuple = oldPath.partition(projFolder)
fileKnob = n.knob("file")
fileKnob.setValue(inputDir + pathTuple[2])
So I indented it one step and put a
def pixPath():
in the beginning.
in my menu.py is the following:
stMenuE.addCommand('fix paths', 'fixPaths()')
But I get the error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in
<module>
TypeError: 'module' object is not callable
The script loaded into the script editor works. But I cannot call it
from a menu.
Any ideas?
And another question: Should this work on any OS?
The idea is to easily fix all Read nodes when a project is moved from
one place to another.
Thanks,
Anselm
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