Separate custom menus cannot be detected

[justinli]

Separate custom menus cannot be detected

menubar=nuke.toolbar("custom_tool") m=menubar.addMenu("custom_tool", "nuke1.png") tf = m.addMenu('Tran sform', icon='Transform.png') tf.addCommand( "ConvertCornerP in", "convertCornerP in()", icon = "CornerPin.png" )

[dbr]

Ah, interesting, I haven't really ever used custom toolbars so never really thought about them, but that makes sense

The code currently only looks in a fixed set of top level menus (e.g nuke.menu("Node Graph") etc), https://github.com/dbr/shortcuteditor-nuke/blob/a74592e052d8364d078f8a3237787977180e4164/shortcuteditor.py#L530

It would be fairly easy to add in custom toolbars too.. but only if there is a API method to list them. It's possible to do nuke.toolbar("custom_tool", create=False) to get access to the nuke.Menu item, but I can't find an API method to list all toolbars (and since they can be named anything, it doesn't make sense to fix the list like with the built-in menus)

[dbr]

Contacted Foundry support and they have a workaround for the missing API - can find the toolbars with the following code - I shall try and integrate this sometime soon!

from Qt import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets 


def findPanelIDs():
    found_toolbars = []

    stack = QtWidgets.QApplication.topLevelWidgets()
    for x in range(1000):
        if not stack:
            # Done when stack is empty
            break
        widget = stack.pop()
        if widget.windowTitle():
            if widget.objectName().startswith("Toolbar_"):
                tb = nuke.toolbar(widget.windowTitle(), create=False)
                if tb is not None:
                    found_toolbars.append(tb)

        stack.extend(c for c in widget.children() if c.isWidgetType())
    return found_toolbars

findPanelIDs()

[justinli]

Looking forward to update