I know it sounds odd, but it's really annoying.
We're using maya 2013 sp1 on win7 64bit.
We have a PyQt UI for our asset management system within maya. Before the UI
is used, and a user uses file open in maya, and they have prefs pointing to OS
native file browser, they have no issue. After any of the refresh routines in
our code are run, which I'll post snippets below, and the user opens the
windows native file browser, there is no refresh of the native OS file browser
until the window is moved, so if a user clicks on an other folder, there is no
graphical change in the browser until the user moves the window.
Here is were I think the trouble is coming from. This is the method called by
the refresh button. This is from within a class definition, so pardon the mess:
class ProcessTable(QtGui.QTableView):
...
resetProgress = QtCore.pyqtSignal()
...
...
def refresh(self):
self.setStatus.emit('Refreshing...')
self.resetProgress.emit()
self.disableButtons.emit(True)
from RefreshThread import RefreshThread
self.refreshThread = RefreshThread(self, self.settings)
self.refreshThread.progress.connect(self.progress)
self.refreshThread.finished.connect(self.refreshFinished)
self.refreshThread.start()
def refreshFinished(self):
self.progress.emit(100)
self.disableButtons.emit(False)
self.setStatus.emit('Refresh done.')
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