prop_search()
. What this poorly documented function does is putting a widget in the layout of your addon that lets the user select an item from a property list that is part of an object the name of which subsequently assigned to a property on another object.
That may sound a bit cryptic at first but say you want to let the user choose a vertex group on the active object and store the name of this chosen vertex group in a string property. Then all you have to do is to define that property in your operator and
call prop_search()
in the draw()
function: vertexgroup = StringProperty(name="Vertex group") def draw(self, context): layout = self.layout # get the mesh data of the active object ob = context.active_object.data # display a vertex choice widget that assign to our string property layout.prop_search(self, "vertexgroup", ob, "vertex_groups", text="Vertex Group")It automatically assigns a proper icon as well:
This works for basically anything that is a
bpy.types.bpy_prop_collection
, like objects in a scene or vertex groups in mesh data. There's also a prop_enum()
that lets you select an item from a enumerated property.
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