CustomOperator.Code

Sets or returns the script code used by the runtime custom operator implementation as a String.

Note: This can be used for either runtime (when the definition of the custom operator is contained within the scene and not saved on file) or for SPDL-based scripted operators. However, if you use this on a custom operator which is compiled, an empty string is returned. This property is not meaningful for Self-installed Custom Operators.

You can read this property from within the update function of a custom operator but setting this property is blocked.

C# Syntax

// get accessor

String rtn = CustomOperator.Code;

// set accessor

CustomOperator.Code = String;

Examples

JScript Example

NewScene( null, false );

var null1 = GetPrim("null");

var sop = null1.posx.AddScriptedOp( MyExpr_Update.toString(), null1.posy, "MyExpr", "JScript" );

// Log the evaluated of posx

val = GetValue(null1.posx,1);

Application.LogMessage( "first evaluated value " +  val );

var code = sop.code;

// Change the code

var re = /ctx.CurrentFrame/g;

sop.Code = code.replace( re, "2" );

// Change the input value

SetValue( null1.posy, 100 );

// Log the new evaluated of posx

val = GetValue( "null.kine.local.posx" );

Application.LogMessage( "new evaluated value " +  val );

function MyExpr_Update(ctx,out,in1)

{

	Application.LogMessage( "MyExpr_Update: " + out.name );

	out.Value = ctx.CurrentFrame;

}