def scriptTable(*args, **kwargs):
"""
Maya Bug Fix:
- fixed getCellCmd to work with python functions, previously only worked with mel callbacks
IMPORTANT: you cannot use the print statement within the getCellCmd callback function or your values will not be returned to the table
"""
import uitypes
cb = kwargs.pop('getCellCmd', kwargs.pop('gcc', None))
cc = kwargs.pop('cellChangedCmd', kwargs.pop('ccc', None))
uiName = cmds.scriptTable(*args, **kwargs)
if "q" in kwargs or "query" in kwargs:
return uiName
kwargs.clear()
if cb:
if hasattr(cb, '__call__'):
procName = 'getCellMel%d' % len(scriptTableCmds.keys())
key = '%s_%s' % (uiName, procName)
procCmd = """global proc string %s( int $row, int $column ) {
return python(%s.scriptTableCmds['%s'](" + $row + "," + $column + ")");}
""" % (procName, thisModuleCmd, key)
mel.eval(procCmd)
scriptTableCmds[key] = cb
# create a scriptJob to clean up the dictionary of functions
cmds.scriptJob(
uiDeleted=(uiName, lambda *x: scriptTableCmds.pop(key, None)))
cb = procName
kwargs['getCellCmd'] = cb
if cc:
if hasattr(cc, '__call__'):
procName = 'cellChangedCmd%d' % len(scriptTableCmds.keys())
key = '%s_%s' % (uiName, procName)
# Note - don't do
# __import__('pymel.core.windows').XXX
# ...as this will get the 'original' module, not the dynamic one!
# Do:
# import pymel.core.windows; import sys; sys.modules[pymel.core.windows].XXX
# instead!
procCmd = """global proc int %s( int $row, int $column, string $val) {
return python("%s.scriptTableCmds['%s'](" + $row + "," + $column + ",'" + $val + "')");}
""" % (procName, thisModuleCmd, key)
mel.eval(procCmd)
scriptTableCmds[key] = cc
# create a scriptJob to clean up the dictionary of functions
cmds.scriptJob(
uiDeleted=(uiName, lambda *x: scriptTableCmds.pop(key, None)))
cc = procName
kwargs['cellChangedCmd'] = cc
if kwargs:
cmds.scriptTable(uiName, e=1, **kwargs)
return uitypes.ScriptTable(uiName)
def scriptTable(*args, **kwargs):
"""
Maya Bug Fix:
- fixed getCellCmd to work with python functions, previously only worked with mel callbacks
IMPORTANT: you cannot use the print statement within the getCellCmd callback function or your values will not be returned to the table
"""
import uitypes
cb = kwargs.pop('getCellCmd', kwargs.pop('gcc',None) )
cc = kwargs.pop('cellChangedCmd', kwargs.pop('ccc',None) )
uiName = cmds.scriptTable( *args, **kwargs )
if "q" in kwargs or "query" in kwargs:
return uiName
kwargs.clear()
if cb:
if hasattr(cb, '__call__'):
procName = 'getCellMel%d' % len(scriptTableCmds.keys())
key = '%s_%s' % (uiName,procName)
procCmd = """global proc string %s( int $row, int $column ) {
return python(%s.scriptTableCmds['%s'](" + $row + "," + $column + ")");}
""" % (procName, thisModuleCmd, key)
mel.eval( procCmd )
scriptTableCmds[key] = cb
# create a scriptJob to clean up the dictionary of functions
cmds.scriptJob(uiDeleted=(uiName, lambda *x: scriptTableCmds.pop(key,None)))
cb = procName
kwargs['getCellCmd'] = cb
if cc:
if hasattr(cc, '__call__'):
procName = 'cellChangedCmd%d' % len(scriptTableCmds.keys())
key = '%s_%s' % (uiName,procName)
# Note - don't do
# __import__('pymel.core.windows').XXX
# ...as this will get the 'original' module, not the dynamic one!
# Do:
# import pymel.core.windows; import sys; sys.modules[pymel.core.windows].XXX
# instead!
procCmd = """global proc int %s( int $row, int $column, string $val) {
return python("%s.scriptTableCmds['%s'](" + $row + "," + $column + ",'" + $val + "')");}
""" % (procName, thisModuleCmd, key)
mel.eval( procCmd )
scriptTableCmds[key] = cc
# create a scriptJob to clean up the dictionary of functions
cmds.scriptJob(uiDeleted=(uiName, lambda *x: scriptTableCmds.pop(key,None)))
cc = procName
kwargs['cellChangedCmd'] = cc
if kwargs:
cmds.scriptTable( uiName, e=1, **kwargs)
return uitypes.ScriptTable(uiName)