Am 16.01.2014 00:42, schrieb Patrick Heinen:
Hey Sebi,
hmm I guess I'll go that route then, thanks! Still curious if adding for
example a keyer knob to a pyside panel is possible?
No, this is what I tried to tell you.
Also thanks for the heads up on safely removing widgets in Qt.
Hope everything is good over in Berlin :)
cheers,
Patrick
Sebastian Elsner wrote on 15.01.2014 01:43:
On 01/15/2014 08:09 AM, Patrick Heinen wrote:
Hey everyone,
this might sound stupid, but I was wondering if it is possible to use the nuke
knob classes, that you can use on a PythonPanel on a Pyside panel and if so,
how?
This is not possible. Nuke would have to wrap the knobs with shiboken
(which provides the "glue" between c++ Qt and pyside) for pyside to
understand what this object is you are adding to a dialog/layout.
I have a panel that changes the knob type depending on a dropdown menu, and
basically removes the old knob and adds a new knob back on. This works but I
always have to remove and readd all the knobs further down in my layout. In
addition the bug 37959(at least it seems to be that one) is causing problems
on linux, where my controlls get added multiple times. So my idea was to
migrate the whole thing over to a pyside panel. But I want those native nuke
knobs, and can't figure out how to add them as widgets to my pyside panel.
To avoid the linux bug: do not remove the knobs, when showing the panel
setup all knobs and then hide them according to what is selected in the
dropdown. From the Qt side of things removing widgets is not as easy as
adding: you have to make sure there a no references to it, set the
parent widget to None, remove it from the layout and delete it (or wait
for the garbage collector). At some point the underlaying c++ code in
Nuke must be getting some of it wrong.
Thanks,
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