Class used to standardise frame range controls throughout NUKE. More...
#include <FrameRangeKnob.h>
Public Types | |
enum | FrameRangeTypeEnum { eFrameRangeTypeAll , eFrameRangeTypeFromStart , eFrameRangeTypeSingle , eFrameRangeTypeToEnd , eFrameRangeTypeFromStartToEnd } |
Enum used to specify what kind of frame range we have. | |
Public Member Functions | |
FrameRangeControls (double frameRangeStart=1.0, double frameRangeEnd=1.0, FrameRangeTypeEnum frameRangeType=eFrameRangeTypeSingle) | |
Constructor. | |
void | knobs (Knob_Closure &f, bool earlyStore=false, bool shortMenu=false, const char *frameRangeStartName="framerange_start", const char *frameRangeStartLabel="start", const char *frameRangeEndName="framerange_end", const char *frameRangeEndLabel="end", const char *frameRangeTypeName="framerange_type", const char *frameRangeTypeLabel="type", bool displayScriptKnobs=true, const char *unlimitedRangeScript="@Roto/UnlimitedLife;", const char *visibleFromNowOnScript="@Roto/VisibleFromNowOn;", const char *visibleCurrentFrameScript="@Roto/VisibleCurrentFrame;", const char *visibleUpTillNowScript="@Roto/VisibleUpTillNow;", const char *visibleSpecificRangeScript="@Roto/VisibleSpecificRange;") |
The owner of this object must call this in their Op::knobs() function. | |
double | getFrameRangeStart () const |
The frame range start. | |
double | getFrameRangeEnd () const |
The frame range end. | |
FrameRangeTypeEnum | getFrameRangeType () const |
The frame range type. | |
void | setFrameRangeStart (double v) |
void | setFrameRangeEnd (double v) |
void | setFrameRangeType (FrameRangeTypeEnum v) |
Knob * | getFrameRangeStartKnob () |
Knob * | getFrameRangeEndKnob () |
Knob * | getFrameRangeTypeKnob () |
Knob * | getUnlimitedRangeScriptKnob () |
Knob * | getVisibleFromNowOnScriptKnob () |
Knob * | getVisibleCurrentFrameScriptKnob () |
Knob * | getVisibleUpTillNowScriptKnob () |
Knob * | getVisibleSpecificRangeScriptKnob () |
std::vector< DD::Image::Knob * > | getAllKnobs () |
void | append (DD::Image::Hash &hash) |
Class used to standardise frame range controls throughout NUKE.
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