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The-any-Key
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Kelleytoons (6/15/2019)
This is what I did: def get_load_filename_dialog(title, filter, default_filename,dir): return PySide2.QtWidgets.QFileDialog.getOpenFileName(None,str(title),str(dir),str(default_filename),str(filter))
And then this call:
loadDir = "V:\\exports"
load_file=get_load_filename_dialog("Legs Diffuse","","*.jpg",loadDir)
sets the directory. Now, in my drug-addled state, I'm not sure why this works (indeed it appears as if it should NOT work) but it works for me just fine. Again, I'm going to need to learn Pyside I can see, just not right now. It works because the dir is in the filename argument spot. You will notice that your filter in the dialog now got the filename as filter. Proboply not what you want. But I updated the script so you can provide a default folder: def get_save_filename_dialog(title, filter, default_filename, default_folder=None): # Filter example: "Images (*.png *.xpm *.jpg);;Text files (*.txt);;XML files (*.xml)" fileDialog=PySide2.QtWidgets.QFileDialog() if default_folder: # Check if default folder end with \\ if default_folder.endswith("\\"): default_filename=default_folder+default_filename else: default_filename=default_folder+"\\"+default_filename return fileDialog.getSaveFileName(None,str(title),str(default_filename),str(filter)) def get_load_filename_dialog(title, filter, default_filename, default_folder=None): # Filter example: "Images (*.png *.xpm *.jpg);;Text files (*.txt);;XML files (*.xml)" fileDialog=PySide2.QtWidgets.QFileDialog() if default_folder: # Check if default folder end with \\ if default_folder.endswith("\\"): default_filename=default_folder+default_filename else: default_filename=default_folder+"\\"+default_filename return fileDialog.getOpenFileName(None,str(title),str(default_filename),str(filter))
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Kelleytoons
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The filter seems to work just fine, as does the rest, so I'm not sure why I need anything else. However -- there IS one thing I would like, and it's to be able to select multiple files (as you can in any normal file explorer window). I don't see a way for Pyside to allow that but, again, I suspect I'm going to need to learn all of it as soon as I heal up.
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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley
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Kelleytoons
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Ah, okay, got multiple files returned. Even as doped up as I am, I seem to be making lots of progress. But now I'm really hungry. REALLY hungry. Need to eat.
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animagic
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Thanks for the File Dialog question and solutions. I was looking for this as well and was surprised that it isn't more straightforward. If RL ever fixes the API for visemes (GetVisemeKey() function), I would like to add the capability to select a file from a dialog for the Papagayo script.
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