pymel.core.uitypes.AETemplate

class AETemplate(nodeName)

To use python attribute editor templates, first create a python package named ‘AETemplates’. To do this:

1. create a directory ‘AETemplates’
2. inside, create an empty file ‘__init__.py’
3. ensure that the directory above ‘AETemplates’ is on the PYTHONPATH

Python AETemplate sub-classes will be found and paired with node types if they match one of the three following conventions:

1. there is a sub-module of AETemplates which contains a class with the same name, both of which match

the format AE<nodeType>Template ( ex. AETemplates.AElambertTemplate.AElambertTemplate )

2. the AETemplates module contains an AETemplate subclass whose name matches the format AE<nodeType>Template ( ex. AETemplates.AElambertTemplate )
3. the AETemplates module contains an AETemplate subclass which has its _nodeName class attribute set to the name of a valid node type.

addComponents()

addControl(control, label=None, changeCommand=None, annotation=None, preventOverride=False, dynamic=False)

addExtraControls(label=None)

addSeparator()

beginLayout(name, collapse=True)

beginNoOptimize()

beginScrollLayout()

callCustom(newFunc, replaceFunc, *attrs)

classmethod controlLabel(nodeName, control)

classmethod controlValue(nodeName, control)

dimControl(nodeName, control, state)

endLayout()

endNoOptimize()

endScrollLayout()

interruptOptimize()

nodeName

static nodeType()

classmethod reload()

suppress(control)