pymel.core.context.hotkeyCtx¶

hotkeyCtx(*args, **kwargs)¶

This command sets the hotkey context for the entire application. In query mode, return type is based on queried flag.

Flags:

Long Name / Short Name		Argument Types	Properties
addClient / ac		unicode
	Associates a client to the given hotkey context type. This flag needs to be used with the flag typewhich specifies the context type.
clientArray / ca		bool
	Returns an array of the all context clients associated to the hotkey context type. This flag needs to be used with the flag typewhich specifies the context type.
currentClient / cc		unicode
	Current client for the given hotkey context type. This flag needs to be used with the flag typewhich specifies the context type.
insertTypeAt / ita		unicode, unicode
	Inserts a new hotkey context type in the front of the given type. The first argument specifies an existing type. If it’s empty, the new context type will be inserted before Globalcontext type. The second argument specifies the name of new context type.
removeAllClients / rac		bool
	Removes all the clients associated to the hotkey context type. This flag needs to be used with the flag typewhich specifies the context type.
removeClient / rc		unicode
	Removes a client associated to the hotkey context type. This flag needs to be used with the flag typewhich specifies the context type.
removeType / rt		unicode
	Removes the given hotkey context type.
type / t		unicode
	Specifies the context type. It’s used together with the other flags such as currentClient, addClient, removeClientand so on.
typeArray / ta		bool
	Returns a string array containing the names of all hotkey context types, ordered by priority.
typeExists / te		unicode
	Returns true|false depending upon whether the specified hotkey context type exists. Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.hotkeyCtx