Class Issue For Python

[kurianos3d]

Hi all now i have another one issue

CODE
import os
import maya.cmds as cmds
class mypars_ts:
    def __init__(self):
        print "Hello\n"
    def testing(*args):
        print "Call Came\n"
    def window_lod (self):
        if cmds.window('ExampleWindow', exists=True):
            cmds.deleteUI('ExampleWindow', window=True)
        cmds.window( 'ExampleWindow' )
        cmds.columnLayout()
        cmds.text( label='Size and position the window before closing it.' )
        cmds.button( label='Close', command=testing)
        cmds.showWindow( 'ExampleWindow' )
my_calls=mypars_ts()
my_calls.window_lod()

but when i try to exicute this its giving error

CODE
# Error: global name 'testing' is not defined
# Traceback (most recent call last):
#   File "", line 17, in
#   File "", line 14, in window_lod
# NameError: global name 'testing' is not defined #

Why can some one help mee ??? joojaa plzz

[kurianos3d]

yes its fixed , coz Farsheed given some hit

maybe it will help someone else also .. so code is

CODE
import os
import re
import maya.cmds as cmds
class mypars_ts:
    def __init__(self):
        print "Hello\n"
#here self added
    def testing(self,*args):
        print "Call Came\n"
    def window_lod (self):
        if cmds.window('ExampleWindow', exists=True):
            cmds.deleteUI('ExampleWindow', window=True)
        cmds.window( 'ExampleWindow' )
        cmds.columnLayout()
        cmds.text( label='Size and position the window before closing it.' )
#here also
        cmds.button( label='Close', command=self.testing)
        cmds.showWindow( 'ExampleWindow' )
my_calls=mypars_ts()
my_calls.window_lod()

[joojaa]

Ahh but that dont work perfectly either. As theres no guarantee self lives later. Its should but this don't work on all the maya python api commands and versions.

Maya don't magically change the way it works because it was ported to mel. Same globality restrictions apply.

[kurianos3d]

joojaa

can you please make clear your statment .. coz i didnt get
what you meant ... if you then it will help us a lot

[joojaa]

Well see the reason we call global procs form within our own guis is because the local procs are long gone before they are called. Same applies to self on quite many places since maya isn't necessarily putting python objects into those calls but rather strings.

Yes it SHOULD put objects but that wasn't the way maya was designed to work with so the python prot does not always work like that either.

So just because you call a panda a horse doesn't mean it will perform well as a horse.