class AR_OptionsWindow(object):
def __init__(self):
self.window = 'ar_optionsWindow';
self.title = 'Meng\'s Window';
self.size = (546, 350);
self.supportsToolAction = False;
def commonMenu(self):
self.editMenu = cmds.menu(label='Edit');
self.editMenuSave = cmds.menuItem(
label='Save Settings'
);
self.editMenuReset = cmds.menuItem(
label='Reset Settings'
);
self.editMenuDiv = cmds.menuItem(d=True); //create a divider
self.editMenuRadio = cmds.radioMenuItemCollection(); //call the radioMenuItemCollection command to initiate a sequence of items in a radio button group.
self.editMenuTool = cmds.menuItem(
label='As Tool',
radioButton=True,
enable=self.supportsToolAction
);
self.editMenuAction = cmds.menuItem(
label='As Action',
radioButton=True,
enable=self.supportsToolAction
);
self.helpMenu = cmds.menu(label='Help');
self.helpMenuItem = cmds.menuItem(
label='Help on %s'%self.title
);
def create(self):
if cmds.window(self.window, exists=True):
cmds.deleteUI(self.window, window=True);
self.window = cmds.window(
self.window,
title=self.title,
widthHeight=self.size,
menuBar=True
);
self.commonMenu();
cmds.showWindow();
testWindow = AR_OptionsWindow();
testWindow.create();
PS: Although this menu looks pretty good by Autodesk's standards, none of its menu items actually do anything yet. At this point, I should look into adding some commands. I will do it tomorrow following the book.
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