def send_custom():
"""Print out notice information when different senders are sent."""
notice = Tf.Notice()
some_stage = Usd.Stage.CreateInMemory()
sender = Sender(some_stage)
callback = Callback(Tf.Notice, notice, sender)
listener = Tf.Notice.Register(Tf.Notice, callback.callback, sender)
sender2 = Sender(some_stage)
listener2 = Tf.Notice.Register(Tf.Notice, callback.callback, sender2)
print("Custom count", callback.counter)
# Note, the sender actually matters here. It has to be whatever was
# provided to `Tf.Notice.Register`. Otherwise, the `callback` method
# will never be run.
#
notice.Send(sender)
notice.Send(sender2)
del listener # You can also run `listener.Revoke()`
notice.Send(sender)
print("Custom count", callback.counter)
if (sender):
l = Tf.Notice.Register(regNoticeType, cb.callback, sender)
if (sender):
sendNotice.Send(sender)
else:
sendNotice.SendGlobally()
return cb.received
class testPySender(object):
pass
args = [
# Global notices
(1, "TfNotice", Tf.Notice()),
(1, Tf.Notice, Tf.Notice()),
(1, Tf.Notice, PyNoticeBase()),
(1, PyNoticeBase, PyNoticeBase()),
(1, PyNoticeBase, PyNoticeDerived()),
(0, PyNoticeDerived, PyNoticeBase()),
# Notices from C++ sender.
# disabled for now, since Tf_TestBase is now Ctf_TestBase.
# (1, "TfNotice", Tf.Notice(), Tf.Tf_TestBase()),
# (1, Tf.Notice, Tf.Notice(), Tf.Tf_TestBase()),
# (1, Tf.Notice, PyNoticeBase(), Tf.Tf_TestBase()),
# (1, PyNoticeBase, PyNoticeBase(), Tf.Tf_TestBase()),
# (1, PyNoticeBase, PyNoticeDerived(), Tf.Tf_TestBase()),
# (0, PyNoticeDerived, PyNoticeBase(), Tf.Tf_TestBase()),
