def __new__(cls, name=None, create=False, **kwargs):
"""
Provides the ability to create the PyUI Element when creating a class::
import pymel.core as pm
n = pm.Window("myWindow",create=True)
n.__repr__()
# Result: Window('myWindow')
"""
if cls is PyUI:
try:
uiType = objectTypeUI(name)
except RuntimeError:
uiType = 'PyUI'
uiType = _uiTypesToCommands.get(uiType, uiType)
try:
newcls = getattr(dynModule, _util.capitalize(uiType))
except AttributeError:
newcls = PyUI
# objectTypeUI for panels seems to return weird results -
# ie, TmodelPane ... check for them this way.
# Other types should be detected correctly by objectTypeUI,
# but this just provides a failsafe...
for testType in 'panel scriptedPanel window control layout menu'.split(
):
if getattr(cmds, testType)(name, ex=1, q=1):
newcls = getattr(dynModule, _util.capitalize(testType),
PyUI)
if newcls != PyUI:
break
else:
newcls = cls
if not newcls is PyUI:
if cls._isBeingCreated(name, create, kwargs):
name = newcls.__melcmd__(name, **kwargs)
_logger.debug("PyUI: created... %s" % name)
else:
# find the long name
if '|' not in name and not issubclass(
newcls,
(Window, Panel, dynModule.ScriptedPanel,
dynModule.RadioCollection, dynModule.ToolCollection)):
import windows
try:
if issubclass(newcls, Layout):
parent = windows.layout(name, q=1, p=1)
elif issubclass(newcls, OptionMenu):
parent = windows.optionMenu(name, q=1, p=1)
elif issubclass(newcls, Menu):
parent = windows.menu(name, q=1, p=1)
else:
parent = windows.control(name, q=1, p=1)
if parent:
name = parent + '|' + name
except RuntimeError:
# editors don't have a long name, so we keep the short name
if name not in cmds.lsUI(long=True, editors=True):
raise
# correct for optionMenu
if newcls == PopupMenu and cmds.optionMenu(name, ex=1):
newcls = OptionMenu
return unicode.__new__(newcls, name)
def __new__(cls, name=None, create=False, **kwargs):
"""
Provides the ability to create the PyUI Element when creating a class::
import pymel.core as pm
n = pm.Window("myWindow",create=True)
n.__repr__()
# Result: Window('myWindow')
"""
if cls is PyUI:
try:
uiType = objectTypeUI(name)
except RuntimeError:
uiType = 'PyUI'
uiType = _uiTypesToCommands.get(uiType, uiType)
try:
newcls = getattr(dynModule, _util.capitalize(uiType))
except AttributeError:
newcls = PyUI
# objectTypeUI for panels seems to return weird results -
# ie, TmodelPane ... check for them this way.
# Other types should be detected correctly by objectTypeUI,
# but this just provides a failsafe...
for testType in 'panel scriptedPanel window control layout menu'.split():
if getattr(cmds, testType)(name, ex=1, q=1):
newcls = getattr(dynModule, _util.capitalize(testType),
PyUI)
if newcls != PyUI:
break
else:
newcls = cls
if not newcls is PyUI:
if cls._isBeingCreated(name, create, kwargs):
name = newcls.__melcmd__(name, **kwargs)
_logger.debug("PyUI: created... %s" % name)
else:
# find the long name
if '|' not in name and not issubclass(newcls,
(Window,
Panel,
dynModule.ScriptedPanel,
dynModule.RadioCollection,
dynModule.ToolCollection)):
import windows
try:
if issubclass(newcls, Layout):
parent = windows.layout(name, q=1, p=1)
elif issubclass(newcls, OptionMenu):
parent = windows.optionMenu(name, q=1, p=1)
elif issubclass(newcls, Menu):
parent = windows.menu(name, q=1, p=1)
else:
parent = windows.control(name, q=1, p=1)
if parent:
name = parent + '|' + name
except RuntimeError:
# editors don't have a long name, so we keep the short name
if name not in cmds.lsUI(long=True, editors=True):
raise
# correct for optionMenu
if newcls == PopupMenu and cmds.optionMenu(name, ex=1):
newcls = OptionMenu
return unicode.__new__(newcls, name)
def __new__(cls, name=None, create=False, **kwargs):
"""
Provides the ability to create the PyUI Element when creating a class::
import pymel.core as pm
n = pm.Window("myWindow",create=True)
n.__repr__()
# Result: Window('myWindow')
"""
if cls is PyUI:
try:
uiType = cmds.objectTypeUI(name)
uiType = _uiTypesToCommands.get(uiType, uiType)
except RuntimeError:
try:
# some ui types (radioCollections) can only be identified with their shortname
uiType = cmds.objectTypeUI(name.split("|")[-1])
uiType = _uiTypesToCommands.get(uiType, uiType)
except RuntimeError:
# we cannot query the type of rowGroupLayout children: check common types for these
uiType = None
for control in (
"checkBox floatField button floatSlider intSlider "
"floatField textField intField optionMenu radioButton".split()
):
if getattr(cmds, control)(name, ex=1, q=1):
uiType = control
break
if not uiType:
uiType = "PyUI"
try:
newcls = getattr(dynModule, _util.capitalize(uiType))
except AttributeError:
newcls = PyUI
# objectTypeUI for panels seems to return weird results -
# ie, TmodelPane ... check for them this way.
# Other types should be detected correctly by objectTypeUI,
# but this just provides a failsafe...
for testType in "panel scriptedPanel window control layout menu".split():
if getattr(cmds, testType)(name, ex=1, q=1):
newcls = getattr(dynModule, _util.capitalize(testType), PyUI)
if newcls != PyUI:
break
else:
newcls = cls
if not newcls is PyUI:
if cls._isBeingCreated(name, create, kwargs):
name = newcls.__melcmd__(name, **kwargs)
_logger.debug("PyUI: created... %s" % name)
else:
# find the long name
if "|" not in name and not issubclass(
newcls,
(Window, Panel, dynModule.ScriptedPanel, dynModule.RadioCollection, dynModule.ToolCollection),
):
import windows
try:
if issubclass(newcls, Layout):
parent = windows.layout(name, q=1, p=1)
elif issubclass(newcls, OptionMenu):
parent = windows.optionMenu(name, q=1, p=1)
elif issubclass(newcls, Menu):
parent = windows.menu(name, q=1, p=1)
else:
parent = windows.control(name, q=1, p=1)
if parent:
name = parent + "|" + name
except RuntimeError:
# editors don't have a long name, so we keep the short name
if name not in cmds.lsUI(long=True, editors=True):
raise
# correct for optionMenu
if newcls == PopupMenu and cmds.optionMenu(name, ex=1):
newcls = OptionMenu
return unicode.__new__(newcls, name)