Problem found.It is caused by Tkinter.I create my UI like so:
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#============================== MODULES
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import Tkinter as tk
import Pmw as pmw
from Tkinter import *
from Pmw import *
#============================== MAIN WINDOW
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#window
rigBuilderUI=tk.Tk()
rigBuilderUI.geometry("395x520")
#================================ WIDGETS ===========================#
#----charNameEntry
charNameEntry=Entry(width=22,borderwidth=1)
charName=charNameEntry.get()
#============================ PACKING & PLACING
=============================#
#charNameCrp
charNameEntry.pack()
#=============================== EJECUTO UI
===============================#
rigBuilderUI.mainloop()
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If I run that one time in maya,no problem.
If run it a seconde time,the system crashes.
It looks like the problem is caused by the .mainloop()
Any suggestions?
Thx
On 3 dic, 23:42, rudi <[email protected]> wrote:
> Great...it is happening with every widget.I have a counter widget
> named spineCounter.Guess what,
> If i do spineCounter.get() maya also crash.
>
> On 3 dic, 23:20, rudi <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi again...I think I know the problem.I don´t it has something to do
> > with callback.Something is wrong with the get().I have:
>
> > #----charNameGrp
> > charNameGrp=pmw.Group(setupTab,tag_text="character's
> > name",ring_borderwidth=2,tag_font=("Helvetica", "8", "bold"))
> > #----charNameEntry
> > charNameEntry=Entry(charNameGrp.interior(),width=22,borderwidth=1)
> > charName=charNameEntry.get()
>
> > if I do "print charName" nothing is printed because the entry is
> > empty.Okey then,now that my UI is open I wrigth in the entry "BOB".
> > When I do now "print charName" instead of getting BOB printed, I have
> > maya crashing...Is it constantly looping trough something to get that
> > crash??
> > I can get the most simple thing done.Woww,that´s a good feeling.
>
> > On 3 dic, 22:52, Chris G <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Yes, you can do that using a script job. You probably want to have
> > > your script job push the info onto a queue which your gui thread then
> > > checks and does stuff with.
>
> > > -Chris
>
> > > On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 4:42 PM, johnvdz <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > > i've been playing with pyQT GUIs myself but i was wondering if you can
> > > > call back from your maya Scene to your pyqt Gui ie select a node in maya
> > > > and it also selects the same object in your character control Gui?
> > > > anyone managed to do this? i gather this will be more capable when its
> > > > fully implemented into maya.
>
> > > > john
>
> > > > rudi wrote:
> > > >> Ok.I am so "smart" that hay imported al pymel during the GUI built
> > > >> with Tkinter.So everything was mixed.
> > > >> Anyway,getting back to the original problem,now using callback, the
> > > >> external script is well executed,but the entry text is ignored
> > > >> So I still get the joint created with no name....So the makeSkeleton
> > > >> script should get the value of the entry.I have added in the
> > > >> makeSkeleton code:
> > > >> charName=charNameEntry.get()
>
> > > >> But of course,now the charNameEntry is not defined.
>
> > > >> On 3 dic, 00:10, rudi hammad <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > >>> It is Tkinter class(I think..).I didn´t but the wholes script because
> > > >>> it is very long.
> > > >>> I use Tkinter because if someday the sudio I´ll work in changes from
> > > >>> maya to xsi for example,I´ll still be able to built UI.¬¬ yes, I am
> > > >>> lazy.
> > > >>> I got:
> > > >>> creatCharButton <type 'instance'>
>
> > > >>> From: [email protected]
> > > >>> To: [email protected]
> > > >>> Subject: Re: [Maya-Python] Re: Comunication between GUI and external
> > > >>> scripts?
> > > >>> Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 14:41:59 -0800
>
> > > >>> is Button a pymel or tkinter Button class? you never sent along the
> > > >>> whole script so i'm assumed that it was a pymel Button class and i
> > > >>> don't believe that they have a 'place' method.
> > > >>> you can find out by doing:
> > > >>> print `createCharButton`, type(createCharButton)
>
> > > >>> -chad
>
> > > >>> --
>
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