you can use the listEvents flag
scriptJob -listEvents
This causes the command to return a string array containing the names
of all existing events. Below is the descriptions for all the existing
events:
If they are there, they will show up.
On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 6:00 PM, ynedelin <[email protected]> wrote:
> this is excerpt from 2010 layerEditor.mel
>
> scriptJob -compressUndo true -permanent -parent $parentLayout -event
> animLayerRebuild ("rebuildAnimLayerEditor(\""+$toolName+"\")");
> scriptJob -compressUndo true -permanent -parent $parentLayout -event
> animLayerRefresh ("updateEditorFeedbackAnimLayers(\""+$toolName
> +"\")");
> scriptJob -compressUndo true -permanent -parent $parentLayout -event
> animLayerAnimationChanged ("onAnimLayersAnimationChanged(\""+$toolName
> +"\")");
> scriptJob -compressUndo true -permanent -parent $parentLayout -event
> animLayerLockChanged ("onAnimLayersLockChanged(\""+$toolName+"\")");
> scriptJob -compressUndo true -permanent -parent $parentLayout -event
> animLayerGhostChanged ("updateEditorFeedbackAnimLayers(\""+$toolName
> +"\")");
>
> check out the -event flag values I do not see any of them in the
> ScriptJob Docs.
> Any idea if there is a list of unpublished events that can be detected
> by a script job?
>
> yury
>
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