Closed bob-white closed 8 years ago
Currently pymel.core.ls(showNamespaces=True) throws an exception because pymel.core.PyNode('SomeNamespace:') is not a valid PyNode.
pymel.core.ls(showNamespaces=True)
pymel.core.PyNode('SomeNamespace:')
This fixes the problem by wrapping the namespaces with the Namespace class, and the nodes with the PyNode class.
Thanks for the fix!
Currently
pymel.core.ls(showNamespaces=True)
throws an exception becausepymel.core.PyNode('SomeNamespace:')
is not a valid PyNode.This fixes the problem by wrapping the namespaces with the Namespace class, and the nodes with the PyNode class.