A MEl script to check if Attribute editor is open or not?

[mlefevre]

Hey,

Maybe you could use this.


int $foo = `isAttributeEditorVisible`;
print $foo;

Good luck!

-matt

[daisukem]

That's exactly qhat I needed. Thank you. How come I dont find the command in the help doc :<

Matt, how did you learn this?

cheers.

Hey,

Maybe you could use this.


int $foo = `isAttributeEditorVisible`;
print $foo;

Good luck!

-matt

[mlefevre]

Hey daisukem,

I opened the script editor, and turned 'Echo All Commands' on. Turning this option on will output most if not all the tasks you carry out in Maya. :)

-matt

[daisukem]

mmm I had tried that but I never saw the code you told me. :)
What did you do to display the code when 'Echo All Commands' is turned on?

cheers.

Hey daisukem,

I opened the script editor, and turned 'Echo All Commands' on. Turning this option on will output most if not all the tasks you carry out in Maya. :)

-matt

[sciLoop]

This is not a command but a function.
Look in "isAttributeEditorVisible.mel" in the scripts/startup folder.


...original code owned by autodesk deleted...

[tbaypaul]

sciLoop, why in the world would you post code you do not own, on the web? Did you not see the 20 lines of copyright in it's header? Ppl with that file on their system can easily find the code they are licensed to use from the file path you provided.

[sciLoop]

you might be right.
So, the code is deleted.
Check the original scripts, please...

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