#Maya right click showing display menu software#
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Events travel up from the original target, to each parent until someone handles it. It should only be catching events for the times that the buttons didn't catch them first. Maybe you want to implement the mousePressEvent() method on your main widget. Unfortunately you can't make up descriptive event names and have Qt figure out what you want :-) > def deselectControlsEvent(self, event): > I tried with something like we add on top but I don't get in the previous case when contextMenuEvent(self, event) is called : Could I deselect everything when I click in the QWidget, I mean, click everywhere but not on a button will deselect all controls in maya? Do you know what I mean ? Just get a callBack when there's a click in the QWidget ? > - And also, I've lot's of buttons selecting controls in maya. If you want even more control to do something when they hover, then you can implement the event() method on QWidget and check for event.type() = event.ToolTip. Make sure the first part of the text is an html tag if you want it to detect as html. They also support rich text like html so you can define something a little more formatted. They are displayed when you hover a QWidget for a moment. This sounds like you just want to make use of the tooltip. (It's not for all the buttons, only for some of them with a special legend for each.) You just put the mouse on the button and a legend appear explaining what the button is doing. > - Is there a way to add a 'legend' when the mouse is on a button for 2 sec. > I would love to ask you more few things if you don't mind, all of that helped me a lot. > buttonList = self.ui.myWidget.findChildren(QtGui.QPushButton)

> I'm also listing all the children from my widget instead of having a long list of strings using : Thank you for your really great and clear reply !

> It worked perfectly ! I used the nder method instead of the partial. I've also read that the same situation can cause a memory leak, since the partial is holding on to the reference of an object, and the signal slot is not being cleaned up, the object reference never hits zero so it stays around. But for something where you create temporary objects and connect signals, partial can make them stay connected and still fire on a deleted reference. Its not a problem for things like this where all your buttons live on the parent and all stay together for the same life cycle. But if you wrap it in partial, then Qt only sees a function object and doesn't clean it up when the object it wraps is deleted. Normally when you connect a signal from one object to the method of another, and the slot object gets deleted, Qt will clean up the connection for you. You have to be a bit aware of the nuisances of using partial. Right-click the Time Slider and select Display Key Ticks > Show Layer Weight. Or you can use the nder() call to find out who emitted the signal : To view the layer's Weight animation in the Time Slider 1. What you want to do will work just fine if you use functools.partialītn.nnect(partial(self.doStuff, btn))

#Maya right click showing display menu software#

#Maya right click showing display menu free#