Because you have to populate it with my method via dictionary. I added
it. Now it works.
allformats = nuke.formats()
f = ''
for i in nuke.formats():
f += ' ' + i.name()
dict = {'formats': f}
allformatlist = []
for i in allformats:
allformatlist.append(i.name())
print allformatlist
p = nuke.Panel("Please select Input and Output Resolution")
p.addEnumerationPulldown("Input Format",dict.get('formats'))
p.addEnumerationPulldown("Output Format",dict.get('formats'))
p.show()
inputvalue = p.value('Input Format')
inputindex = allformatlist.index(inputvalue)
print inputvalue
print inputindex
Am 24.10.2016 um 21:02 schrieb Daniel Hartlehnert:
Ok, thanks. This example works.
I tried to put it to use in my case, and failed though :(
The pulldown should basically be a copy of the format list in the nuke
script settings:
This is what it got:
allformats = nuke.formats()
allformatlist = []
for i in allformats:
allformatlist.append(i.name())
print allformatlist
p = nuke.Panel("Please select Input and Output Resolution")
p.addEnumerationPulldown("Input Format",allformatlist)
p.addEnumerationPulldown("Output Format",allformatlist)
p.show()
inputvalue = p.value('Input Format')
inputindex = allformatlist.index(inputvalue)
print inputvalue
print inputindex
My resulting allformatlist has quotes before and after each format
name. Therefore i cannot find the index using allformats.index() (or
allformatlist.index() for that matter)
Daniel
Am 24.10.2016 um 16:46 schrieb Erik Johansson <e...@goodbyekansas.se
<mailto:e...@goodbyekansas.se>>:
|p = nuke.Panel("Please select Input and Output Resolution") vals =
['format1', 'format2', 'format3'] p.addEnumerationPulldown('Input
Format', ' '.join(vals)) p.show() val = p.value('Input Format') index
= vals.index(val) print index |
On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 4:33 PM, Daniel Hartlehnert <dah...@gmx.de
<mailto:dah...@gmx.de>> wrote:
Hi,
i created a nuke panel and added an enumeration pulldown:
p = nuke.Panel("Please select Input and Output Resolution")
p.addEnumerationPulldown("Input Format“,format1 format2 format3)
Now i want to know which index was selected by the user. If i use:
p.value(‚Input Format‘)
i only get the text of the entry that was selected, but not the
index.
I tried getValue, getIndex, index, but nothing worked.
Daniel
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