pymel.core.windows.setUITemplate

static windows.setUITemplate(*args, **kwargs)

This command sets the current(default) command template for the ELF commands. The special name NONE can be used to set no templates current. See uiTemplatecommand also.

Flags:

Long name (short name)		Argument Types	Properties
popTemplate (ppt)		bool
	Pop the current template off of the stack and sets the next template on the stack to be current. Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
pushTemplate (pst)		bool
	Push the current template onto a stack that can later be popped.

Derived from mel command maya.cmds.setUITemplate

Example:

import pymel.core as pm

#    Create a new template.
#
if pm.uiTemplate( 'ExampleTemplate', exists=True ):
    pm.deleteUI( 'ExampleTemplate', uiTemplate=True )

pm.uiTemplate( 'ExampleTemplate' )

pm.button( defineTemplate='ExampleTemplate', width=100, height=40, align='left' )
pm.frameLayout( defineTemplate='ExampleTemplate', borderVisible=True, labelVisible=False )

#    Create a window and apply the template.
#
window = pm.window()
pm.setUITemplate( 'ExampleTemplate', pushTemplate=True )
pm.columnLayout( rowSpacing=5 )

pm.frameLayout()
pm.columnLayout()
pm.button( label='One' )
pm.button( label='Two' )
pm.button( label='Three' )
pm.setParent( '..' )
pm.setParent( '..' )

pm.frameLayout()
pm.columnLayout()
pm.button( label='Red' )
pm.button( label='Green' )
pm.button( label='Blue' )
pm.setParent( '..' )
pm.setParent( '..' )

pm.setUITemplate( popTemplate=True )

pm.showWindow( window )