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Ivan L
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Hi, in the example of debugging of python states in the documentation. if you use this code below and this command hou.SceneViewer.setPromptMessage()
which is really useful, you quickly get a string (too many errors, additional errors were suppressed.) Do we have a way around???
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class MyState(object):
    def __init__(self, state_name, scene_viewer):
        self.state_name = state_name
        self.scene_viewer = scene_viewer

    def onMouseEvent(self, kwargs):
        # Display the mouse position in the status line
        ui_event = kwargs["ui_event"]
        device = ui_event.device()
        message = "Mouse x=%d y=%d" % (device.mouseX(), device.mouseY())
        self.scene_viewer.setPromptMessage(message)
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Calling scene_viewer.clearPromptMessage() before the call to setPromptMessage prevents the error message for me.
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Thomas Bishop
Calling scene_viewer.clearPromptMessage() before the call to setPromptMessage prevents the error message for me.
wow, thank you!
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