I don't think this is exposed currently. The closest I can think of is
getting the active widget via Pyside:
import PySide.QtGui
app = PySide.QtGui.QApplication.instance()
print app.focusWidget()
..but that is unlikely to be useful in most cases.
What is it you are trying to do with the active knob? There may be
another way to do it.
- Ben
On 18/05/13 23:21, lamakaha wrote:
Hi
How can i access active knob field with Python?
Example:
i have a Transform node, i do click inside of knob "scale" field of the node
Now i want to do some operations with this field with python. Is there
some kind of command to do that ?
Thanks.
Just to be clear, nuke.selectedNode() is not what i am looking for.
more like nuke.selectedAtribute() Confused
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