upstream_item.inputResultData[0][0]
__PDG_DIR__/geo/xxx.bgeo.sc
Now I just replace the “__PDG_DIR__” with the absolute path, is there a better way to get the input result file? am I doing something wrong here?
Thank you.
Full Version: Get inputResultData file path in Python
Say I want to load the upstream output file, I use an python processor node with , but the returned path is begin with “__PDG_DIR__”(sometimes is the full path).
I've tried to use expandString() but with no luck.
Now I just replace the “__PDG_DIR__” with the absolute path, is there a better way to get the input result file? am I doing something wrong here?
Thank you.
Now I just replace the “__PDG_DIR__” with the absolute path, is there a better way to get the input result file? am I doing something wrong here?
Thank you.
The __PDG_DIR__ indicates that the path is ‘delocalized’, so you need to localize it to get an absolute path.
self.scheduler.localizePath(upstream_item.inputResultData[0][0])
Cool! Stuff like this really makes me look forward to the API masterclass.
Hi,
This object doesn't have any method called
Is there another way to expand the path?
I want to expand
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self.schedulercurrently seems to return _pdg.PySchedulerType object.This object doesn't have any method called
localizePath().Is there another way to expand the path?
I want to expand
__PDG_DIR__so that i could use it with hou.imageResolution().H18.0.495 Non-commercial
okay, got something working.
managed to use
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managed to use
pdg.File-> localizePathmethod:parent = upstream_items[0] # parent work_item with output file img = str(parent.inputResultData[0]) # get the input file/path -> __PDG_DIR__/path/to/file f = pdg.File() # create new File obejct f.path = img # set (store) the path value loc = f.localizePath(self.scheduler) # convert the stored path value
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galagastself.schedulercurrently seems to return_pdg.PySchedulerType object.
This object doesn't have any method calledlocalizePath().
self.scheduler should have
localizePath(), it won't show up in the auto-completion but it's there.
chrisgreboh my! haha indeed it does work! thanks!
self.scheduler should have localizePath(), it won't show up in the auto-completion but it's there.
i only also checked on the
PySchedulerTypedocs, but found no localizePath()method, thus i assumed that it didnt have it.