def _addPluginCommand(pluginName, funcName):
global _pluginData
if funcName not in _pluginData[pluginName].setdefault('commands', []):
_pluginData[pluginName]['commands'].append(funcName)
_logger.debug("Adding plugin command: {} (plugin: {})".format(
funcName, pluginName))
#_logger.debug("adding new command:", funcName)
_factories.cmdlist[funcName] = _cmdcache.getCmdInfoBasic(funcName)
_factories.cmdlist[funcName]['plugin'] = pluginName
_pmcmds.addWrappedCmd(funcName)
# FIXME: I think we can call a much simpler factory function, because
# plugins cannnot opt into the complex mutations that functionFactory can apply
func = _factories.functionFactory(funcName)
try:
if func:
# FIXME: figure out what to do about moduleCmds. could a plugin function be in moduleCmds???
coreModule = 'pymel.core.%s' % _cmdcache.getModule(
funcName, {}) # _factories.moduleCmds)
if coreModule in sys.modules:
setattr(sys.modules[coreModule], funcName, func)
# Note that we add the function to both a core module (ie,
# pymel.core.other), the pymel.core itself, and pymel.all; this
# way, we mirror the behavior of 'normal' functions
setattr(_module, funcName, func)
if 'pymel.all' in sys.modules:
setattr(sys.modules['pymel.all'], funcName, func)
else:
_logger.warning("failed to create function")
except Exception, msg:
_logger.warning("exception: %s" % str(msg))
def _addPluginCommand(pluginName, funcName):
global _pluginData
if funcName not in _pluginData[pluginName].setdefault('commands', []):
_pluginData[pluginName]['commands'].append(funcName)
_logger.debug("Adding command: %s" % funcName)
#_logger.debug("adding new command:", funcName)
_factories.cmdlist[funcName] = _cmdcache.getCmdInfoBasic(funcName)
_factories.cmdlist[funcName]['plugin'] = pluginName
_pmcmds.addWrappedCmd(funcName)
func = _factories.functionFactory(funcName)
try:
if func:
coreModule = 'pymel.core.%s' % _cmdcache.getModule(
funcName, _factories.moduleCmds)
if coreModule in sys.modules:
setattr(sys.modules[coreModule], funcName, func)
# Note that we add the function to both a core module (ie,
# pymel.core.other), the pymel.core itself, and pymel.all; this
# way, we mirror the behavior of 'normal' functions
setattr(_module, funcName, func)
if 'pymel.all' in sys.modules:
setattr(sys.modules['pymel.all'], funcName, func)
else:
_logger.warning("failed to create function")
except Exception, msg:
_logger.warning("exception: %s" % str(msg))
def _addPluginCommand(pluginName, funcName):
global _pluginData
if funcName not in _pluginData[pluginName].setdefault('commands', []):
_pluginData[pluginName]['commands'].append(funcName)
_logger.debug("Adding command: %s" % funcName)
#_logger.debug("adding new command:", funcName)
_factories.cmdlist[funcName] = _cmdcache.getCmdInfoBasic( funcName )
_factories.cmdlist[funcName]['plugin'] = pluginName
_pmcmds.addWrappedCmd(funcName)
func = _factories.functionFactory( funcName )
try:
if func:
coreModule = 'pymel.core.%s' % _cmdcache.getModule(funcName,
_factories.moduleCmds)
if coreModule in sys.modules:
setattr( sys.modules[coreModule], funcName, func )
# Note that we add the function to both a core module (ie,
# pymel.core.other), the pymel.core itself, and pymel.all; this
# way, we mirror the behavior of 'normal' functions
setattr( _module, funcName, func )
if 'pymel.all' in sys.modules:
setattr( sys.modules['pymel.all'], funcName, func )
else:
_logger.warning( "failed to create function" )
except Exception, msg:
_logger.warning("exception: %s" % str(msg) )
