(Whoops. I found some new send hotkey for google-inbox, but I don't know
what it was.)
I want to point out, that I often create a bunch of functions that have use
when calling from the nuke script editor or other places in the UI. Since
I've already setup a function that requires no input, I can easily add this
callable directly in the menu.py for the studio. There then is no need to
force an execution of a new anonymous bit of code, python can simply reuse
the library that I already have loaded. Though, it's unlikely to be a
memory issue within nuke.
Using these other methods is most helpful developers. For me it keeps my
syntax highlighting and autocompletion working within my IDE. A lambda is
preferable when you need to add arguments and want your linter from your
editor to continue working.
Cheers,
Jesse
On Mon Nov 17 2014 at 3:39:32 PM Jesse Kretschmer <je...@krets.com> wrote:
> my_menu.addCommand("View Latest Renders",
> my_studio_utils.view_latest_renders ,"")
>
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