Thank you Justin for so consistently providing some great explanations and
examples. However, I would like to point out that the command parameter for
the menuItem() and button() methods can be any callable python object.
I prefer to avoid using strings for the command parameter. This allows for
my text editor to maintain syntax highlighting and also some basic code
inspection (pylint).
def button_clicked(name):
print "Clicked button: '%s'" % name
for name in ['one','two','three']:
mc.button(label=name ,command=lambda x=name: button_clicked(x))
Note: If you use a lambda, be aware that it is important to localize any
variables used within the lambda. The x=name creates a new reference to the
name variable which belongs to the lambda function.
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