Pardon me if this is a beginner question..
# optionVar name: (type, default value, corresponding class attribute)
# The class methods only check for 'iv' and 'fv' types while looping thru
spOptionVars = {"spTransformRotate": ("iv", 1, "transform_rotate"),
"spPaintDistance": ("fv", 10, "paint_distance")}
class spToolOption (object):
def __init__ (self):
self.transform_rotate = True
self.paintDist = 10
...
...
def commitVars(self):
"""
Updates the change in value of the variables if any
"""
for name, info in spOptionVars.iteritems():
type, value, varname = info
if (type == 'iv'):
mc.optionVar(iv=(name, int(self.__dict__[varname])))
elif (type == 'fv'):
mc.optionVar(fv=(name, self.__dict__[varname]))
print ">>> 1. ", name
print ">>> 2. ", self.__dict__[varname]
print ">>> 3. ", varname
While I am using a text field which triggers this 'paint_distance', as soon
as there is a change in value in that text field, it will updates the
values in the dict accordingly.
However as its initial variable name is 'paintDistance', I changed it to
'paint_distance' and this updating is no longer working.
I did a double/triple check to make sure that all 'paintDistance' names are
changed to 'paint_distance' and only in the above code, only
'spPaintDistance' exists in that
code portion above.
Also. any changes in the naming such as 'paintDist' etc will simply not
work.
# Before any value change
>>> 1. spPaintDistance
>>> 2. 10
>>> 3. paint_distance
Suppose I am changing the value from 10 to 5, it still reflects as 10.
# After any value change
>>> 1. spPaintDistance
>>> 2. 10
>>> 3. paint_distance
It will only change to value of 5 unless I remove the underscores and
change it to 'paintDistance' which is its default name that was given in
the first place.
Suppose I am changing the value from 10 to 5, it still reflects as 10.
# After any value change
>>> 1. spPaintDistance
>>> 2. 5
>>> 3. paintDistance
Anyone can enlighten me on this part?
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