import maya.cmds as cmds
import maya.mel as mel
win = cmds.window(title = "Long Name", iconName = "Short Name", widthHeight
= (200, 55))
cmds.columnLayout(adjustableColumn = True)
fbTable = mel.eval('$tempFbValList = $gFilmbackTable')
print fbTable
cmds.optionMenu("omFilmbackMenu", label = "Film Gate")
# If you want all
#for eachItm in rfbTable:
# cmds.menuItem(label=eachItm)
for eachItm in range(0, len(fbTable), 3):
cmds.menuItem(label=eachItm)
cmds.showWindow(win)
You can use range to do the increment. And hope this helps
On Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 9:42 AM, likage <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all, I am trying to convert the following Mel into python but was met
> with some trouble.
> Though I do not intend to implement the code, still, I would like to be
> enlighten, shedding some light as I am trying to learn / be knowledgeable
> in both Mel and Python..
>
> The following is the Mel code:
> string $window = `window -title "Long Name" -iconName "Short Name"`;
> columnLayout -adjustableColumn true;
>
>
> // this is maya's global variable of all the preset film backs
> global string $gFilmbackTable[];
>
>
> // create an option menu that will contain all the preset film backs
> optionMenu - l "Film Gate" omFilmbackMenu;
>
>
> // grab the film backs in the table and add them to the drop down menu
> for($i=0; $i < size($gFilmbackTable); $i += 3) {
> menuItem -l $gFilmbackTable[$i];
> }
>
> showWindow $window;
>
> And the following is the converted Python that I did:
> import maya.cmds as cmds
> import maya.mel as mel
>
>
> win = cmds.window(title = "Long Name", iconName = "Short Name",
> widthHeight = (200, 55))
> cmds.columnLayout(adjustableColumn = True)
>
>
> fbTable = mel.eval('global string $gFilmbackTable[]')
> # fbValues = mel.eval('$gFilmbackTable')
>
>
> cmds.optionMenu("omFilmbackMenu", label = "Film Gate")
>
>
> cmds.showWindow(win)
>
>
> First problem that I had, is grabbing the value of $gFilmbackTable. As I
> tried printing them out (fbValues), it either prompts me error saying
> - RuntimeError: Error occurred during execution of MEL script
>
> Whereas in Mel tab, it is able to print out a list of things.. Guess I
> screwed up somewhere?
>
> The second issue that I had would be converting the for statement (and
> onwards) in Mel to python. While I can think of replacing 'size' with
> 'len', but the other parameters within - $i=0 and $i += 3, how do I do so
> in Python?
>
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