nuke.PanelNode

class nuke.PanelNode

Bases: object

Methods

`addKnob`	Add knob k to this node or panel.
`createWidget`	Create the widget for the panel
`knobs`	Get a dictionary of (name, knob) pairs for all knobs in this node.
`readKnobs`	Read the knobs from a string (TCL syntax).
`removeKnob`	Remove knob k from this node or panel.
`writeKnobs`	Return a tcl list.

addKnob(k) → None.: Add knob k to this node or panel. :param k: Knob. :return: None.

createWidget(): Create the widget for the panel

knobs() → dict

Get a dictionary of (name, knob) pairs for all knobs in this node.

For example:

>>> b = nuke.nodes.Blur()
>>> b.knobs()

Returns:: Dictionary of all knobs.

Note that this doesn’t follow the links for Link_Knobs

readKnobs(s) → None.: Read the knobs from a string (TCL syntax). :param s: A string. :return: None.

removeKnob(k) → None.: Remove knob k from this node or panel. Throws a ValueError exception if k is not found on the node. :param k: Knob. :return: None.

writeKnobs(i) → String in .nk form.

Return a tcl list. If TO_SCRIPT | TO_VALUE is not on, this is a simple list of knob names. If it is on, it is an alternating list of knob names and the output of to_script().

Flags can be any of these or’d together: - nuke.TO_SCRIPT produces to_script(0) values - nuke.TO_VALUE produces to_script(context) values - nuke.WRITE_NON_DEFAULT_ONLY skips knobs with not_default() false - nuke.WRITE_USER_KNOB_DEFS writes addUserKnob commands for user knobs - nuke.WRITE_ALL writes normally invisible knobs like name, xpos, ypos

Parameters:: i – The set of flags or’d together. Default is TO_SCRIPT | TO_VALUE.
Returns:: String in .nk form.