As a replacement to #8 this exposes the example editor to command-line to open with a USD file.
In the form of:
python -m usd_qtpy "/path/to/file.usd"
There's also some minor restructuring of a base class which isn't necessarily crucial to the change but had to be done either way, so I included it here.
@Sasbom would this work for you?
@MustafaJafar would you say this is an improvement on making it easier to get started? or harder? Since you ran the earlier example window before I wonder if that was easier. Note how the updated readme still provides examples to run directly from e.g. Python code as well. Does that suffice?
As a replacement to #8 this exposes the example editor to command-line to open with a USD file.
In the form of:
There's also some minor restructuring of a base class which isn't necessarily crucial to the change but had to be done either way, so I included it here.
@Sasbom would this work for you?
@MustafaJafar would you say this is an improvement on making it easier to get started? or harder? Since you ran the earlier example window before I wonder if that was easier. Note how the updated readme still provides examples to run directly from e.g. Python code as well. Does that suffice?