GUI
To get the path:
for i in nuke.allNodes(): if "file" in i.knobs(): print
i.name(), i['file'].value()
To store the nodes in a python list
l = list() for i in nuke.allNodes(): if i.Class() in
["Read","Camera2","ReadGeo"]: l.append(i)
Note: You can use this code in a non-gui session, just use the Nuke
python interpreter with the import nuke statement
Non GUI script = "path/to/file.nk" open_file = open(script)
for line in open_file: if line.startswith("file "): print
line.replace("file ","")
Note: You could do something better with regular expressions, but this
gives you the idea
On Thu, Feb 11, 2016, at 13:52, Gabor Hovanyi wrote:
> for reads, you could use nukescripts.get_script_data() or
> nukescripts.get_reads() -g
>
> On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 10:26 AM, Gary Jaeger
> <g...@corestudio.com> wrote:
>> Is there a way, preferably in non-gui mode, to quickly generate a
>> list of all read nodes, including geo, used in a script?
>>
>>
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