nuke.MenuItem

class nuke.MenuItem

Bases: object

Methods

`action`	self.action() -> None Get the action associated with this menu item.
`icon`	self.icon() -> String Returns the name of the icon on this menu item as path of the icon.
`invoke`	self.invoke() -> None Perform the action associated with this menu item.
`name`	self.name() -> String Returns the name of the menu item.
`script`	self.script() -> String Returns the script that gets executed for this menu item.
`setEnabled`	self.setEnabled(enabled, recursive) -> None Enable or disable the item.
`setIcon`	self.setIcon(icon) -> None Set the icon on this menu item.
`setScript`	self.setScript(script) -> None Set the script to be executed for this menu item.
`setShortcut`	self.setShortcut(keySequence) -> None Set the keyboard shortcut on this menu item.
`setVisible`	self.setVisible(visible) -> None Show or hide the item.
`shortcut`	self.shortcut() -> String Returns the keyboard shortcut on this menu item.

icon() → String: Returns the name of the icon on this menu item as path of the icon.

script() → String: Returns the script that gets executed for this menu item.

setEnabled(enabled, recursive) → None: Enable or disable the item. :param enabled: True to enable the object; False to disable it. :param recursive: True to also setEnabled on submenu actions.

setIcon(icon) → None: Set the icon on this menu item. :param icon: the new icon as a path

setScript(script) → None: Set the script to be executed for this menu item. Note: To call a python script file, you can use the execfile() function. i.e: menu.setScript(“execfile(‘script.py’)”)

setShortcut(keySequence) → None: Set the keyboard shortcut on this menu item. :param keySequence: the new shortcut in PortableText format, e.g. “Ctrl+Shift+P”

setVisible(visible) → None: Show or hide the item. :param visible: True to show the object; False to hide it.

shortcut() → String: Returns the keyboard shortcut on this menu item. The format of this is the PortableText format. It will return a string such as “Ctrl+Shift+P”. Note that on Mac OS X the Command key is equivalent to Ctrl.