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ok, it took me few hours to understand that "spaces" in folder name or file names doesn't allow this to work, create issue and don't let it import but huge thanks, its working, very useful
Because v5.0 uses python for the toolbars you need to add a new function to your toolbars.py file to use this in 5.0 and onwards.
An example is:
def py_ssf_import():
ssfFileName__ = nuke.getFilename("Shake Shape File", "*.ssf"); ssfString = 'nuke.tcl("import_ssf ' + ssfFileName__ + '; return")'; eval(ssfString)
m.addCommand("SSF Import", "nukescripts.py_ssf_import()", icon="Bezier.png")
