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-addAdskAssetControls(-aac)
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Adds controls for dynamic attributes of adskMaterial nodes
and organizes them in a layout according to the XML ui
description specified in the asset library.
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-addComponents(-acp)
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This flag will add a frameLayout with a channel box
which will display any selected components for the
object.
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-addControl(-ac)
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string script
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The first argument is the name of the attribute for which
you wish to add a control. You can assume that when the editor
is created from the template, an appropriate type of control
will be used.
The second string argument is optional, and can be used
to specify a command (or script) to be executed when the
attribute is changed.
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-addDynamicControl(-adc)
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string script
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As -addControl with the exception that the attribute
for which the control is to be created/attached is dynamic.
[Note: -addControl will also work for dynamic attributes,
but will not preserve their order in the attribute editor].
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-addExtraControls(-aec)
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By default, if there are attributes of a node which you do
not -addControl or -suppress, then controls will be created
automatically and appended to the end of editor created from the
template. This flag allows you to specify a particular place
in the template for such controls to be automatically inserted.
If dynamic attributes have not already been addressed
with -addControl, they will also be placed here. A frameLayout
will automatically be generated for you when you use this flag.
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-addSeparator(-as)
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Adds a separator to the template.
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-annotateFieldOnly(-afo)
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This flag can only be used with the -annotation flag. By
default, for any Attribute Editor controlGroups created by
the -addControl flag, the -annotation flag displays its
annotation string when the mouse hovers over any control
that is part (the label, the value field, etc.) of the
group. Use this flag to limit display of the annotation to
only the value field of the controlGroup. This flag is
ignored if the controlGroup has no value field (e.g., checkBoxGrp)
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-annotation(-ann)
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string
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This flag can only be used with the -addControl or
the -addDynamicControl flags. The string will be used as
an annotation on the controls created in the attribute editor.
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-beginLayout(-bl)
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string
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Begins a layout in the template with the title specified
by the string argument.
Items between this flag and its corresponding -endLayout flag
will be contained within the layout. You can assume that when
the editor is created from the template, an appropriate type of
layout will be used. (frameLayout).
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-beginNoOptimize(-bn)
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Specifies that the layout of items between this flag and its
corresponding -endNoOptimize flag is not to be optimized to
minimize space.
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-beginScrollLayout(-bsl)
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Begins a scrollLayout. Items between this flag and its
corresponding -endScrollLayout flag will be contained within
the layout.
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-callCustom(-ccu)
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script script
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Specifies that at this point in the template when building the
dialog, the procedure specified by the first argument is to be
called to create some UI objects when a new node type is edited.
The procedure specified by the second argument is to be called if
an attribute editor already exists and another node of the same
type is now to be edited. The replacing procedure should connect
any controls created by the creating procedure to the equivalent
attributes in the new node. A list of zero or more attributes
specifies the attributes which the two procedures will involve.
The procedures should have the signature:
proc AEcustomNew(string attributeName1, string attributeName2)
The number of attributes specified in the call should correspond
to the number of attributes in the procedure signature.
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-collapse(-cl)
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boolean
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This flag is only valid when used in conjunction with
a -bl/beginLayout flag. It is used to specify the initial
expand/collapse state of the layout. A true value will cause the
layout to be collapsed upon creation, while a false value will
expand the layout. The default is true (ie. collapsed).
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-debugMode(-dbm)
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boolean
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Set debugging mode for the template
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-dimControl(-dc)
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string string boolean
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This flag is only useful AFTER a control has already been
created (using the -addControl flag). The first argument
is the node name and the second is the attribute
whose control you wish to affect. The third argument is a
boolean which specifies whether to dim (true) or undim (false)
the associated control.
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-endLayout(-el)
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Ends a layout in the template started by -beginLayout.
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-endNoOptimize(-en)
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Ends a set of non-optimized items.
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-endScrollLayout(-esl)
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-extraControlsLabel(-ecl)
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string
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By default the label is "Extra Attributes". Specify an
alternate label or an empty string to hide the label. This flag
must be used in conjuction with the -aec/addExtraControls flag.
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-forceRebuild(-fr) 2023
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boolean
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Force a template to always destroy/create itself rather
than use the replace feature. Both the default replace
behavior and force rebuild preserve the collapse/expand
status of all the layout sections.
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-interruptOptimize(-io)
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Enforces a division between two sets of items whose layouts
may be optimized.
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-label(-l)
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string
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This flag can only be used with the -addControl or
the -addDynamicControl flags. And it must be specified FIRST.
The string will override the name of the attribute that
will be displayed in the attribute editor.
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-listExtraAttributes(-lea)
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string
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List extra attributes.This flag is only useful AFTER a control
has already been created (using the -addControl flag). The
first argument is the node name.
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-preventOverride(-po)
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boolean
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If true, this flag disallows overriding the control's
attribute via the control's right mouse button menu.
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-queryControl(-qc)
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string string
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This flag is only useful AFTER a control has already been
created (using the -addControl flag). The first argument is
the node name and the second is the attribute whose control
you wish to query. Note that in most cases, using this
flag is identical to issuing a getAttr command, however, in
the case of textFields (e.g. for message attributes), the text
value currently being displayed will be returned, NOT the actual
attribute value.
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-queryLabel(-ql)
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string string
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This flag is only useful AFTER a control has already been
created (using the -addControl flag). The first argument is
the node name and the second is the attribute whose control
label you wish to query. In most cases this flag
returns the same value as the attribute's nice name,
but when a -label flag was present on the -addControl command that
created the control, -queryLabel will return that value instead
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-queryName(-qn)
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string string
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This flag is only useful AFTER a control has already been
created (using the -addControl flag). The first argument is
the node name and the second is the attribute whose control name
you wish to query.
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-suppress(-s)
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string
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Prevent a control for the attribute specified by the
string argument from appearing in the editor created from the
template.
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