I am still pretty interested to know how do one go on from there?
Now that we know it’s a PyQt object, we can do something like this.
import animTools
animApp = animTools.launchAnimTools()
def myCloseEvent(event):
print "Closing!"
widget.closeEvent = myCloseEvent
Or, since you know know the superclass, you can subclass it.
class MyAnimTools(animTools.createAnimationToolsUI):
def closeEvent(self, event):
print "Closing!"
super(MyAnimTools, self).closeEvent(event)
Thus having your own “wrapper” around the original, that you can call
instead.
myAnimApp = MyAnimTools()
myAnimApp.show()
However, as the animTools.createAnimationToolsUI object is returned by
animTools.launchAnimTools() I can’t be sure if it’s doing anything else to
the object before returning it.
To find that out, you can either open that file, or print the source code
for the function and have a look.
*Get file path to function*
>>> import animTools>>> print animTools
<module 'animTools' from '/somewhere/on/your/server/animTools.py'>
*Or print the source code directly*
>>> import animTools>>> import inspect>>> print
>>> inspect.get_source(animTools.launchAnimTools)
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