Hi all,
I might be thinking too simplistically, but I'm trying to create a menubar that
is shared across multiple users so that we don't have to individually update
our ~/.nuke/menu.py files each time a new gizmo is introduced. When I import
the following function and call it, I run into a NameError that menubar does
not exist. However when the three lines of code are run directly in menu.py,
they work fine. I can't seem to find any info on where menubar comes from,
except that it is an instance of class Menu, a class that does not exist in
python's memory even during a nuke session. Any ideas on how to get this to
work, or other ways to do the same thing?
# a function in myLib.py
def importSharedToolbar() :
# these three lines work if they are directly in menu.py
import myNode
MyToolbar = menubar.addMenu("MyToolbar")
MyToolbar .addCommand("myNode", "myNode.myFunction()")
# call made in menu.py
import myLib
myLib.importSharedToolbar()
-- NameError: name 'menubar' is not defined
JCK
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