Pass Parameters to a Plugin

[DaveS]

As the subject says, is it possible to pass a parameter to a plugin
other than the window and the context?

I wrote an application that renders images based on a command line
parameter, however I can't figure out how to pass this parameter to
the pymt_plugin_activate() function (and I don't want to use sys.argv
from the plugin).

[Mathieu Virbel]

Hi DaveS,

Why you don't want to use sys.argv ? Since it's from command line, i
don't understand how you want to do :)
PyMT is removing his argument from the command line, and you can put
your own with this kind of command line:

python <yourfile.py> [pymt args] -- [your args]

2010/12/7 DaveS <dave...@gmail.com>:

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[David Stolfo]

I have a pymt application that takes input from the command line just like that, but I wanted to insert that application as a plugin into another application and pass data between the 2 applications without using command line. I figured out what I was aiming to do though, so thanks. I just create a new variable within the Context object to pass data.