def __init__(self, parent):
QtGui.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.editButton, QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
self._edit)
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.revertButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'), self._revert)
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.revertAllButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'), self._revertAll)
def __init__(self, parent):
QtGui.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.editButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
self._edit)
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.revertButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
self._revert)
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.revertAllButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
self._revertAll)
def __init__(self, parent):
QtWidgets.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
def __init__(self, parent):
QtWidgets.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
class AttributeValueEditor(QtWidgets.QWidget):
editComplete = QtCore.Signal('QString')
def __init__(self, parent):
QtWidgets.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
def setAppController(self, appController):
# pass the appController instance from which to retrieve
# variable data.
self._appController = appController
def populate(self, primPath, propName):
# called when the selected attribute has changed
self._primPath = primPath
try:
self._attribute = self._appController._attributeDict[propName]
except KeyError:
self._attribute = None
self._isSet = True # an attribute is selected
self.refresh() # load the value at the current frame
def _FindView(self, attr):
# Early-out for CustomAttributes and Relationships
if not isinstance(attr, Usd.Attribute):
return None
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
if attrView.CanView(attr):
return attrView
return None
def refresh(self):
# usually called upon frame change or selected attribute change
if not self._isSet:
return
# attribute connections and relationship targets have no value to display
# in the value viewer.
if self._attribute is None:
return
# If the current attribute doesn't belong to the current prim, don't
# display its value.
if self._attribute.GetPrimPath() != self._primPath:
self._ui.valueViewer.setText("")
return
frame = self._appController._dataModel.currentFrame
# get the value of the attribute
if isinstance(self._attribute, Usd.Relationship):
self._val = self._attribute.GetTargets()
else: # Usd.Attribute or CustomAttribute
self._val = self._attribute.Get(frame)
whichView = self._FindView(self._attribute)
if whichView:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(whichView)
whichView.SetAttribute(self._attribute, frame)
else:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(self._defaultView)
txtColor = GetAttributeColor(self._attribute, frame)
# set text and color in the value viewer
self._ui.valueViewer.setTextColor(txtColor)
if isinstance(self._attribute, Usd.Relationship):
typeName = None
else:
typeName = self._attribute.GetTypeName()
rowText = ToString(self._val, typeName)
self._ui.valueViewer.setText(rowText)
def clear(self):
# set the value editor to 'no attribute selected' mode
self._isSet = False
self._ui.valueViewer.setText("")
class AttributeValueEditor(QtWidgets.QWidget):
editComplete = QtCore.Signal('QString')
def __init__(self, parent):
QtWidgets.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
self._ui.editButton.clicked.connect(self._edit)
self._ui.revertButton.clicked.connect(self._revert)
self._ui.revertAllButton.clicked.connect(self._revertAll)
def setMainWindow(self, mainWindow):
# pass the mainWindow instance from which to retrieve
# variable data.
self._mainWindow = mainWindow
self._propertyView = mainWindow._ui.propertyView
def populate(self, name, node):
# called when the selected attribute has changed
# gets the attribute object and the source node
try:
self._attribute = self._mainWindow._attributeDict[name]
except KeyError:
self._mainWindow._attributeDict[name] = ''
self._attribute = self._mainWindow._attributeDict[name]
self._isSet = True # an attribute is selected
self._node = node
# determine if the attribute is editable, enable or disable buttons
# XXX USD DETERMINE EDITABILITY
#editable = self._name[0] != ' '
#self._ui.editButton.setEnabled(editable)
#self._ui.revertAllButton.setEnabled(editable)
self.refresh() # load the value at the current frame
def _FindView(self, attr):
from customAttributes import CustomAttribute
if isinstance(attr, CustomAttribute):
return None
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
if attrView.CanView(attr):
return attrView
return None
def refresh(self):
#XXX USD Determine whether the revert button should be on
self._ui.revertButton.setEnabled(False)
# usually called upon frame change or selected attribute change
if not self._isSet:
return
# attribute connections and relationship targets have no value to display
# in the value viewer.
if self._attribute == '':
return
frame = self._mainWindow._currentFrame
# get the value of the attribute
self._val = self._attribute.Get(frame)
whichView = self._FindView(self._attribute)
if whichView:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(whichView)
whichView.SetAttribute(self._attribute, frame)
else:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(self._defaultView)
txtColor = GetAttributeColor(self._attribute, frame)
# set text and color in the value viewer
self._ui.valueViewer.setTextColor(txtColor)
from scalarTypes import ToString
rowText = ToString(self._val, self._attribute.GetTypeName())
self._ui.valueViewer.setText(rowText)
def clear(self):
# set the value editor to 'no attribute selected' mode
self._isSet = False
self._ui.valueViewer.setText("")
self._ui.editButton.setEnabled(False)
self._ui.revertButton.setEnabled(False)
self._ui.revertAllButton.setEnabled(False)
# XXX USD EDITING DISABLED
def _edit(self, exception = None):
# opens the interpreter to receive user input
frame = self._mainWindow._currentFrame
type = 'member' if self._isMember else 'attribute'
# this call opens the interpreter window and has it return the value of
# "_" when done.
value = PythonExpressionPrompt.getValueFromPython(self, exception, self._val)
if value is None: # Cancelled
return
try:
# value successfully retrieved. set it.
if self._isMember:
self._node.SetMember(frame, self._name, value)
else:
self._node.SetAttribute(frame, self._name, value)
# send a signal to the mainWindow confirming the edit
msg = 'Successfully edited %s "%s" at frame %s.' \
%(type, self._name, frame)
self.editComplete.emit(msg)
except Exception as e:
# if an error occurs, reopen the interpreter and display it
self._edit(e)
def _revert(self, all=False):
from pxr import Usd
# revert one or all overrides on a member
type = 'member' if self._isMember else 'attribute'
frame = Usd.Object.FRAME_INVALID if all else \
self._mainWindow._currentFrame
frameStr = 'all frames' if all else \
'frame %s' %(self._mainWindow._currentFrame)
section = Usd.USD_SECTION_ALL if all else \
Usd.USD_SECTION_INVALID
# ask for confirmation before reverting overrides
reply = QtWidgets.QMessageBox.question(self, "Confirm Revert",
"Are you sure you want to revert the %s "
"<font color='%s'><b>%s</b></font> at %s?"
%(type, TimeSampleTextColor.color().name(), self._name, frameStr),
QtWidgets.QMessageBox.Cancel | QtWidgets.QMessageBox.Yes,
QtWidgets.QMessageBox.Cancel)
msg = ""
if reply == QtWidgets.QMessageBox.Yes and self._node is not None:
# we got 'yes' as an answer
try:
# this removes only the value written in the top level stage
# which is the writable reference.
if self._isMember:
self._node.RemoveMember(frame, section, self._name)
else:
self._node.RemoveAttribute(frame, section, self._name)
msg = 'Reverted %s "%s" at %s.' %(type, self._name, frameStr)
self._mainWindow._refreshVars()
except RuntimeError:
msg = 'Failed to revert the %s "%s" at %s. Perhaps this '\
'%s is not authored in the override stage.'\
%(type, self._name, frameStr, type)
# display status message
self._mainWindow.statusMessage(msg, 12)
def _revertAll(self):
self._revert(True)
class AttributeValueEditor(QtGui.QWidget):
def __init__(self, parent):
QtGui.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.editButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
self._edit)
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.revertButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
self._revert)
QtCore.QObject.connect(self._ui.revertAllButton,
QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'),
self._revertAll)
def setMainWindow(self, mainWindow):
# pass the mainWindow instance from which to retrieve
# variable data.
self._mainWindow = mainWindow
self._propertyView = mainWindow._ui.propertyView
def populate(self, name, node):
# called when the selected attribute has changed
# gets the attribute object and the source node
self._attribute = self._mainWindow._attributeDict[name]
self._isSet = True # an attribute is selected
self._node = node
# determine if the attribute is editable, enable or disable buttons
# XXX USD DETERMINE EDITABILITY
#editable = self._name[0] != ' '
#self._ui.editButton.setEnabled(editable)
#self._ui.revertAllButton.setEnabled(editable)
self.refresh() # load the value at the current frame
def _FindView(self, attr):
from customAttributes import CustomAttribute
if isinstance(attr, CustomAttribute):
return None
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
if attrView.CanView(attr):
return attrView
return None
def refresh(self):
# usually called upon frame change or selected attribute change
if not self._isSet:
return
frame = self._mainWindow._currentFrame
# get the value of the attribute
self._val = self._attribute.Get(frame)
whichView = self._FindView(self._attribute)
if whichView:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(whichView)
whichView.SetAttribute(self._attribute, frame)
else:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(self._defaultView)
txtColor = GetAttributeColor(self._attribute, frame)
# set text and color in the value viewer
self._ui.valueViewer.setTextColor(txtColor)
from scalarTypes import ToString
rowText = ToString(self._val, self._attribute.GetTypeName())
self._ui.valueViewer.setText(rowText)
#XXX USD Determine whether the revert button should be on
self._ui.revertButton.setEnabled(False)
def clear(self):
# set the value editor to 'no attribute selected' mode
self._isSet = False
self._ui.valueViewer.setText("")
self._ui.editButton.setEnabled(False)
self._ui.revertButton.setEnabled(False)
self._ui.revertAllButton.setEnabled(False)
# XXX USD EDITING DISABLED
def _edit(self, exception = None):
# opens the interpreter to receive user input
frame = self._mainWindow._currentFrame
type = 'member' if self._isMember else 'attribute'
# this call opens the interpreter window and has it return the value of
# "_" when done.
value = PythonExpressionPrompt.getValueFromPython(self, exception, self._val)
if value is None: # Cancelled
return
try:
# value successfully retrieved. set it.
if self._isMember:
self._node.SetMember(frame, self._name, value)
else:
self._node.SetAttribute(frame, self._name, value)
# send a signal to the mainWindow confirming the edit
msg = 'Successfully edited %s "%s" at frame %s.' \
%(type, self._name, frame)
self.emit(QtCore.SIGNAL('editComplete(QString)'), msg)
except Exception as e:
# if an error occurs, reopen the interpreter and display it
self._edit(e)
def _revert(self, all=False):
from pxr import Usd
# revert one or all overrides on a member
type = 'member' if self._isMember else 'attribute'
frame = Usd.Object.FRAME_INVALID if all else \
self._mainWindow._currentFrame
frameStr = 'all frames' if all else \
'frame %s' %(self._mainWindow._currentFrame)
section = Usd.USD_SECTION_ALL if all else \
Usd.USD_SECTION_INVALID
# ask for confirmation before reverting overrides
reply = QtGui.QMessageBox.question(self, "Confirm Revert",
"Are you sure you want to revert the %s "
"<font color='%s'><b>%s</b></font> at %s?"
%(type, TimeSampleTextColor.color().name(), self._name, frameStr),
QtGui.QMessageBox.Cancel | QtGui.QMessageBox.Yes,
QtGui.QMessageBox.Cancel)
msg = ""
if reply == QtGui.QMessageBox.Yes and self._node is not None:
# we got 'yes' as an answer
try:
# this removes only the value written in the top level stage
# which is the writable reference.
if self._isMember:
self._node.RemoveMember(frame, section, self._name)
else:
self._node.RemoveAttribute(frame, section, self._name)
msg = 'Reverted %s "%s" at %s.' %(type, self._name, frameStr)
self._mainWindow._refreshVars()
except RuntimeError:
msg = 'Failed to revert the %s "%s" at %s. Perhaps this '\
'%s is not authored in the override stage.'\
%(type, self._name, frameStr, type)
# display status message
self._mainWindow.statusMessage(msg, 12)
def _revertAll(self):
self._revert(True)
class AttributeValueEditor(QtWidgets.QWidget):
editComplete = QtCore.Signal('QString')
def __init__(self, parent):
QtWidgets.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
def setAppController(self, appController):
# pass the appController instance from which to retrieve
# variable data.
self._appController = appController
def populate(self, primPath, propName):
# called when the selected attribute has changed
self._primPath = primPath
try:
self._attribute = self._appController._propertiesDict[propName]
except KeyError:
self._attribute = None
self._isSet = True # an attribute is selected
self.refresh() # load the value at the current frame
def _FindView(self, attr):
# Early-out for CustomAttributes and Relationships
if not isinstance(attr, Usd.Attribute):
return None
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
if attrView.CanView(attr):
return attrView
return None
def refresh(self):
# usually called upon frame change or selected attribute change
if not self._isSet:
return
# attribute connections and relationship targets have no value to display
# in the value viewer.
if self._attribute is None:
return
# If the current attribute doesn't belong to the current prim, don't
# display its value.
if self._attribute.GetPrimPath() != self._primPath:
self._ui.valueViewer.setText("")
return
frame = self._appController._dataModel.currentFrame
# get the value of the attribute
if isinstance(self._attribute, Usd.Relationship):
self._val = self._attribute.GetTargets()
else: # Usd.Attribute or CustomAttribute
self._val = self._attribute.Get(frame)
whichView = self._FindView(self._attribute)
if whichView:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(whichView)
whichView.SetAttribute(self._attribute, frame)
else:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(self._defaultView)
txtColor = GetPropertyColor(self._attribute, frame)
# set text and color in the value viewer
self._ui.valueViewer.setTextColor(txtColor)
if isinstance(self._attribute, Usd.Relationship):
typeName = None
else:
typeName = self._attribute.GetTypeName()
rowText = ToString(self._val, typeName)
self._ui.valueViewer.setText(rowText)
def clear(self):
# set the value editor to 'no attribute selected' mode
self._isSet = False
self._ui.valueViewer.setText("")
class AttributeValueEditor(QtWidgets.QWidget):
editComplete = QtCore.Signal('QString')
def __init__(self, parent):
QtWidgets.QWidget.__init__(self, parent)
self._ui = Ui_AttributeValueEditor()
self._ui.setupUi(self)
self._defaultView = self._ui.valueViewer
from arrayAttributeView import ArrayAttributeView
self._extraAttrViews = [
ArrayAttributeView(self),
]
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
self._ui.stackedWidget.addWidget(attrView)
self.clear()
def setAppController(self, appController):
# pass the appController instance from which to retrieve
# variable data.
self._appController = appController
def populate(self, name, prim):
# called when the selected attribute has changed
# gets the attribute object and the source prim
try:
self._attribute = self._appController._attributeDict[name]
except KeyError:
self._appController._attributeDict[name] = ''
self._attribute = self._appController._attributeDict[name]
self._isSet = True # an attribute is selected
self._prim = prim
self.refresh() # load the value at the current frame
def _FindView(self, attr):
from customAttributes import CustomAttribute
if isinstance(attr, CustomAttribute):
return None
for attrView in self._extraAttrViews:
if attrView.CanView(attr):
return attrView
return None
def refresh(self):
# usually called upon frame change or selected attribute change
if not self._isSet:
return
# attribute connections and relationship targets have no value to display
# in the value viewer.
if self._attribute == '':
return
frame = self._appController._currentFrame
# get the value of the attribute
self._val = self._attribute.Get(frame)
whichView = self._FindView(self._attribute)
if whichView:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(whichView)
whichView.SetAttribute(self._attribute, frame)
else:
self._ui.stackedWidget.setCurrentWidget(self._defaultView)
txtColor = GetAttributeColor(self._attribute, frame)
# set text and color in the value viewer
self._ui.valueViewer.setTextColor(txtColor)
from scalarTypes import ToString
rowText = ToString(self._val, self._attribute.GetTypeName())
self._ui.valueViewer.setText(rowText)
def clear(self):
# set the value editor to 'no attribute selected' mode
self._isSet = False
self._ui.valueViewer.setText("")
