Perhaps better to use PyMEL which, among many other things, has taken this
into consideration and provides a "Callback" object. The following page
describes the whole scenario which led to the creation of the mechanism
(including the use of lambda):
http://help.autodesk.com/cloudhelp/2016/ENU/Maya
Thanks a lot guys.
Works!
Yury
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Hi Yury,
This is happening because the Python lambda does not create a real closure.
It only captures the scope, and then does lazy evaluation of the variables.
What that means is, if you are attempting to create a closure over
variables in a loop, what you get is a capture of the loop scope, and
First you had syntax issues and I really don't like lambda in this case
used partial
import maya.cmds as mc
from functools import partial
def blah(value, *args):
print "I was given:", value
mc.window(w=500, h=500);
mc.columnLayout();
for i in range(0, 5):
mc.button(l="Touch!"+str(i), c=pa
hey guys
I have this little code.
*import maya.cmds as mcdef blah(value):print "I was given:",
valuemc.window(w=500, h=500)mc.columnLayout()for i in range(0, 5):
mc.button(l="Touch!"+str(i), c=lambda x:blah(10*i))mc.showWindow()*
if you run this it will create a window with 5
