try this:
#############################
# Get selected node
selectedNode = nuke.selectedNode()
# If you want to de-select this guy...
selectedNode.setSelected( False )
# Loop! Don't grab the dependent nodes each time, just do it once.
depNodes = selectedNode.dependencies()
for depNode in depNodes:
depNode.setSelected( True )
# All done!
#######################
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 7:08 PM, invisfx <[email protected]
> wrote:
> **
> what I am trying to do is write a script that finds all the read nodes
> above a selected node in the graph.
> so what I figure I have to do is
> get the dependencies of a node and loop through testing if they are a read
> node and continue recursively
>
> for a in nuke.selectedNode().dependencies():
> name = a.name()
> for n in name:
> select n:
> if n.Class() == ?Read?:
>
> but I don't know how to select a node from its name
> can someone please help? I will accept any suggestions on how to make this
> easier as well!
> Thanks
>
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