Maya's UI
illunara
I wonder if we can add some event/listener to Maya's Primitive UI? Like, when some value get change? or edit the floatSlider to fire some command with -cc flag?
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Fredrik Averpil
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illunara
Yes, ofc, its possible. But I just want to try different way :D
Justin Israel
You can try looking them up through Qt (MQtUtil) and using their signals or events.
Thank for reply
Yes, ofc, its possible. But I just want to try different way :D
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Marcus Ottosson
You could try locating their QWidget instance and monkey-patch the method responsible for updating it. :)
# E.g.
def setText(self, text):
super(...)
print "Gotcha!
some_widget_you_found.setText = setText
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Justin Israel
On 20/08/2014 7:44 AM, "Marcus Ottosson" <konstr...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> You could try locating their QWidget instance and monkey-patch the method responsible for updating it. :)
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> # E.g.
> def setText(self, text):
> super(...)
> print "Gotcha!
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> some_widget_you_found.setText = setText
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I think that would only work for virtual methods of the widget, and also probably not have any effect on the underlying Qt in Maya since it wouldn't know about the virtual method of your local python object.
It does work when you own the widgets in your app.
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> On 19 August 2014 21:21, Justin Israel <justin...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> You can try looking them up through Qt (MQtUtil) and using their signals or events.
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>> On 20/08/2014 7:11 AM, "illunara" <cb.il...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Thank for reply
>>> Yes, ofc, its possible. But I just want to try different way :D
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Tuan Nguyen
Marcus Ottosson
Eh, i thought Maya’s primitive UI build using MEL (Panel, slider, field…..)?
That is true, but MEL is using Qt. :)
If we got the element’s name, then we can use Maya’s command to edit it using flags to do things we want.
Or, the QObject name.
object_name = my_widget.objectName()
my_widget = main_window.findChild(object_name)
I think that would only work for virtual methods of the widget, and also probably not have any effect on the underlying Qt in Maya since it wouldn’t know about the virtual method of your local python object.
Monkey-patching probably wouldn’t work, that’s true. But installing an event-filter might.
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qobject.html#installEventFilter
my_widget.installEventFilter()
Eh, i thought Maya's primitive UI build using MEL (Panel, slider, field.....)? I used QT before, but that's complete different story, right?
If we got the element's name, then we can use Maya's command to edit it using flags to do things we want.
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Tuan Nguyen
Marcus Ottosson
Oh Wow, never know that MEL is using QT O_O Still vague to me, but i will give it a try :D Thanks
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