Hello,
So it's a PITA, as you have to make an array from scratch with the `obs_data_array_create` method, then populate it with the `obs_data_array_push_back` method, but you must use data_t objects and not the raw values, with each of those object being made from JSON by using the `obs_data_create_from_json` method, with the JSON being of a schema that looks like `{"hidden":False, "selected":False, "value":value}`
In order to use it practically, I had to make my own helper functions for the basic array operations:
Python:
import json
import obspython as S
def _from_data_t(data_t):
j = S.obs_data_get_json(data_t)
d = json.loads(j)
return d["value"]
def _to_data_t(value):
dic = {"hidden":False, "selected":False, "value":value}
j = json.dumps(dic)
return S.obs_data_create_from_json(j)
def _array_t_to_list(array_t):
length = S.obs_data_array_count(array_t)
data_t_list = [S.obs_data_array_item(array_t, i) for i in range(length)]
return [_from_data_t(data_t) for data_t in data_t_list]
def _list_to_array_t(values):
data_t_list = [_to_data_t(value) for value in values]
array_t = S.obs_data_array_create()
for data_t in data_t_list:
S.obs_data_array_push_back(array_t, data_t)
return array_t
And here is an example of how I set a default setting:
Python:
def script_defaults(settings):
array_t = _list_to_array_t(["Scene 1", "Scene 2", "Scene 3"])
S.obs_data_set_default_array(settings, "scene_setting", array_t)
And how to retrieve those settings:
Python:
def script_update(settings):
scenes_array_t = S.obs_data_get_array(settings, "scene_setting")
scenes = _array_t_to_list(scenes_array_t)
