conductor.clarisse.scripted_class.packages_ui module¶
Also, starting to think the idea of plugin packages belonging to host packages in a tree like fashion is fundamentally wrong and overcomplicates things.
The only constraint should be that at most one version of each software can be chosen. No reason a customer can’t have a Houdini session with a renderman procedural that calls out to Maya in library mode to provide geometry on demand.
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class
conductor.clarisse.scripted_class.packages_ui.
PackageChooser
(node)¶ Bases:
sphinx.ext.autodoc.importer._MockObject
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on_cancel_but
(sender, eventid)¶
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on_clear_but
(sender, eventid)¶
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on_detect_but
(sender, eventid)¶ Select the current package if available in the list.
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on_go_but
(sender, eventid)¶ Save the selected packages on the CobnductorJob node.
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class
conductor.clarisse.scripted_class.packages_ui.
PackageTreeItem
(parent, name)¶ Bases:
sphinx.ext.autodoc.importer._MockObject
An item in the tree that maintains its own child list.
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class
conductor.clarisse.scripted_class.packages_ui.
PackageTreeWidget
(parent, x_val, y_val, width, height)¶ Bases:
sphinx.ext.autodoc.importer._MockObject
Inherit from GuiTree to maintain our own child list.
This implementation is way more complicated than it should be due to the fact that
GuiTree#get_children()
is buggy. See here: https://forum.isotropix.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5391&p=19440#p19440Also, starting to think the idea of plugin packages belonging to host packages in a tree like fashion is fundamentally wrong anyway and overcomplicates everything.
The only constraint should be that at most one version of each software can be chosen. No reason a customer can’t have a Houdini session with a renderman procedural that calls out to Maya in library mode to provide geometry at rendertime.
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clear
()¶
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on_selection
(sender, eventid)¶ Make sure only one item of each product is selected.
For example, if user selects arnold 2.0, deselect arnold 3.0
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select_path_leaves
(paths)¶
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conductor.clarisse.scripted_class.packages_ui.
build
(*args)¶ Called from the attribute editor to build the window.
Highlight any existing packages entries for the node.