@Justin
Truth be told, initially I wrote it as:
if self.state == self.STATE_ROOT_SELS:
# Run function_A()
if self.state == self.STATE_USER_SELS:
# Run function_B()
There was no `else` and then before posting my thread, I rewrote it to
using `if...elif...` but am unsure whether if I should add in `else` as
while reading online, I was given the impression it should be
`if...elif...else` and hence else is needed?
Additionally, seeing that I have pretty much put the 'checks' handling in
the `run_dialog`, assuming that it fulfills the following...
1. if the root node is selected
2. the child selection are all of nodeType 'mesh' only
3. returns an error/warning if all other node types
@Alok
Any comments are welcome! I am still learning :D
I am not very familiar with using the underscores, in this case, public and
private variables, as a matter of fact. If you read my code, pretty much
everything is not of private variables..
Was not aware that I can add a number of states but in your code, can I
suppose that both ALLOWED_STATES and SELECTION_STATES are considered as
global variables then?
@Marcus
To your questions, yes, there are some conventions that I will need to
follow but they are somewhat similar to the google docstring but I can
hardly find much information for my case in my company's code. Been
following the Google docstring conventions for my use, it has been useful :)
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