def destroy(self):
"""Destroy panel. """
self.removeCallback()
if self.is_dialog:
nuke.thisPane().destroy()
super(PythonPanel, self).destroy()
def addToPane(self, pane=None):
self.create()
if pane != None:
pane.add(self)
elif nuke.thisPane() != None:
nuke.thisPane().add(self)
self.addCallback()
return self
def add_to_pane():
"""Add or move PythonEditor to the current or default pane. Only
one instance of the PythonEditor widget is allowed at a time.
BUG: This now seems to disagree greatly with the "Reload Package"
feature, causing many a segfault.
"""
# nuke-specific imports in here so that PythonEditor works outside of nuke.
import nuke
from nukescripts.panels import __panels
# is the active pane one of the ones we want to add Python Editor to?
candidates = ['Viewer.1', 'Properties.1', 'DAG.1']
for tab_name in candidates:
dock = nuke.getPaneFor(tab_name)
if dock is None:
continue
break
else:
# no "break"? use thisPane
dock = nuke.thisPane()
import PythonEditor
try:
# if the panel exists already, it's
# likely the user is trying to move it.
ide = PythonEditor.__dock
ide.addToPane(dock)
except AttributeError:
nuke_panel = __panels.get(PANEL_NAME).__call__(pane=dock)
def add_to_pane():
"""
Locates a panel and adds it to one
of the main dock windows in order
of preference.
BUG: This now seems to disagree greatly with the "Reload Package"
feature, causing many segfault.
"""
ui_state = capture_ui_state()
if focus_on_panel(ui_state):
# the Python Editor tab exists, switch to it. (this should ideally be in focus_on_panel)
for tabbar in QtWidgets.QApplication.instance().allWidgets():
if isinstance(tabbar, QtWidgets.QTabBar):
for i in range(tabbar.count()):
if tabbar.tabText(i) == 'Python Editor':
if tabbar.currentIndex() != i:
tabbar.setCurrentIndex(i)
break
return
import nuke
from nukescripts import panels
found = False
# is the active pane one of the ones we want to add Python Editor to?
dock = nuke.thisPane()
candidates = ['Properties.1', 'Viewer.1', 'DAG.1']
for tab_name in candidates:
pane = nuke.getPaneFor(tab_name)
if pane is not None:
dock = pane # to set order of preference
break # the current pane was a candidate. done!
# this will create the PythonEditor panel and add it to the active pane
nuke_panel = panels.__panels.get(PANEL_NAME).__call__(pane=dock)
def addToPane(self):
nukescripts.PythonPanel.addToPane(self, pane=nuke.thisPane())