Yup... the only thing I would add is that you need to allocate space for whatever you're going to be storing - the default constructor allocates NO space (not even enough for a single int).
The easiest way to allocate space here would be to use the createFromInt method: u=om.MScriptUtil() u.createFromInt(0) # Can be any value, just want to make sure space is allocated You can use the createFromInt / createFromDouble methods to allocate enough space for up to 4 values; if you need more, I suggest using the (undocumented) createFromList method. I love MScriptUtil - it lives at the lovely intersection of confusing implementation, poor documentation, and high expectation of crashes when used incorrectly... - Paul On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 12:37 AM, Viktoras <[email protected]> wrote: > On 2010.05.11 06:48, Brandon Harris wrote: > >> u = openMaya.MScriptUtil().asIntPtr() >> v = openMaya.MScriptUtil().asIntPtr() >> compItr.getIndex(u,v) >> compList.append([(pathName + ".cv[%s][%s]")% >> (openMaya.MScriptUtil().getInt(u),openMaya.MScriptUtil().getInt(v))]) >> >> > this was never intended to be a correct usage of MScriptUtil, you should > not save instances of "asPtr" return values. > instead, you save instance of MScriptUtil, e.g. > > u=om.MScriptUtil() > > then pass asPtr value to functions > > compItr.getIndex(u.asIntPtr(),v.asIntPtr()) > > then retreive the value with > > om.MScriptUtil.getInt(u.asIntPtr()) > > -- > Viktoras > www.neglostyti.com > > > -- > http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya > -- http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya
