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Faster Sequence Loading #15

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Added an array for the current file sequences that is only updated wh…
justo46 Mar 27, 2023
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17 changes: 10 additions & 7 deletions bseq/callback.py
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# Code here are mostly about the callback/update/items functions used in properties.py

file_sequences = []

def update_path(self, context):
# When the path has been changed, reset the selected sequence to None
context.scene.BSEQ['fileseq'] = 1
context.scene.BSEQ.use_pattern = False
context.scene.BSEQ.pattern = ""


def item_fileseq(self, context):
'''
Detects all the file sequences in the directory
'''

p = context.scene.BSEQ.path
try:
f = fileseq.findSequencesOnDisk(p)
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if not f:
return [("None", "No sequence detected", "", 1)]
file_seq = []

file_sequences.clear()
if len(f) >= 20:
file_seq.append(("None", "Too much sequence detected, could be false detection, please use pattern below", "", 1))
file_sequences.append(("None", "Too much sequence detected, could be false detection, please use pattern below", "", 1))
else:
count = 1
for seq in f:
file_seq.append((str(seq), seq.basename() + "@" + seq.extension(), "", count))
file_sequences.append((str(seq), seq.basename() + "@" + seq.extension(), "", count))
count += 1
return file_seq


def item_fileseq(self, context):
return file_sequences


def update_selected_obj_num(self, context):
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