Hi David,
You can get around this problem by using "Shift+>" instead of "Shift+.".
This may vary slightly depending on OS (I think Qt's keyboard shortcut
handling isn't 100% consistent) but that works for me on Ubuntu 64-bit.
This worked for me
nuke.menu('Nuke').addCommand('Test', 'nuke.message("Test")', 'Shift+>')
It's probably worth sending this in to support as well so they can look
at adding a fix for the branched dot node option.
Cheers,
- Chris
On 30/08/11 10:44, David Wahlberg wrote:
Hi all,
It's been bugging me for a long time that "shift+." isn't creating a
branched off dot-node which definitely would make sense in regards to
"shift+m" creating a branched of merge etc.
I tried to fix it myself and realized I couldn't bind the combination
"shift+." (shift and dot) to a function using the following code:
menunode.addCommand('Create dot branch',
'ilp_nukeExtras.ilp_createDotBranch(nuke.selectedNode())', 'shift+.')
Does anybody know a solution to this? And maybe even a reason of why
it's like this as well?
Cheers,
David
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