Not sure I want to name every random format that might be in someones
script.
I'm still baffled with my original example. I compare every attribute I can
between the format I get from the node.format() method vs. the
node['format'].value() and they appear identical in all aspects, yet one
fails and the other works.
This seems like a possible Nuke bug?
Anyways, in the meantime, I've come up with a workaround by sucking all the
info out of the Format object and building a string that can be used with
.fromScript().
Here's an example:
a = nuke.toNode("Blur")
b = nuke.toNode("CheckerBoard")
f1 = a.format()
w = str(f1.width())
h = str(f1.height())
p = str(f1.pixelAspect())
n = str(f1.name())
if n == 'None': n = ''
f2 = w + ' ' + h + ' 0 0 ' + w + ' ' + h + ' ' + p + ' ' + n
b['format'].fromScript(f2)
--Xavier
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