pymel.core.system.listDeviceAttachments

listDeviceAttachments(*args, **kwargs)

This command lists the current set of device attachments. The listing is in the form of the commands required to recreate them. This includes both attachments and device mappings.

Flags:

Long name (short name)		Argument Types	Properties
attribute (at)		unicode
	specify the attribute attachments to list
axis (ax)		unicode
	specify the axis attachments to list
clutch (c)		unicode
	List only attachment clutched with this button
device (d)		unicode
	specify which device attachments to list
file (f)		unicode
	Specify the name of the file to write out device attachments.Flag can appear in Create mode of commandFlag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
selection (sl)		bool
	This flag list only attachments on selection
write (w)		bool
	Write out device attachments to a file specified by the -f flag, is set. If -f is not set, it’ll write out to a file named for the device.

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.listDeviceAttachments

Example:

import pymel.core as pm

import maya.cmds as cmds

pm.listDeviceAttachments()# List all attachments
# Result: [u'\n', u'', u'\tsetInputDeviceMapping -d "virtualClock" -ax "hours" -s 1 -o 0 -a ;\n\tsetInputDeviceMapping -d "virtualClock" -ax "minutes" -s 1 -o 0 -a ;\n\tsetInputDeviceMapping -d "virtualClock" -ax "seconds" -s 1 -o 0 -a ;\n'] #

# List attachments on the spaceball that are clutched on Button1
pm.listDeviceAttachments( d='spaceball', c='Button1' )

# write out attachments for the spaceball device, since there is
# no file name specified, attachments will be written out to
# spaceball.mel
pm.listDeviceAttachments( d='spaceball', w=True )

# write out attachments for all devices, since there is not file
# name specified, attachments will be written out to devices.mel
pm.listDeviceAttachments( w=True )