Classes
class	Container

class	ContainerError

class	ContainerTreeError

class	NotAContainerError

Functions
def	ContainerChain (feat)

def	ContainerOf (obj)

def	CSChain (feat)

def	getVisGroupOf (obj)

def	isAContainer (obj, links_too=False)

def	VisGroupChain (feat)

Function Documentation

◆ ContainerChain()

def Mod.Show.Containers.ContainerChain ( feat )

ContainerChain(feat): container path to feat (not including feat itself). 
Last container directly contains the feature. 
Example of output:  [<document>,<SuperPart>,<Part>,<Body>]

References Mod.Show.Containers.isAContainer().

Referenced by Mod.Show.Containers.CSChain(), Mod.Show.Containers.Container.hasObjectRecursive(), and Mod.Show.Containers.VisGroupChain().

◆ ContainerOf()

def Mod.Show.Containers.ContainerOf ( obj )

ContainerOf(obj): returns the container that immediately has obj.

References Mod.Show.Containers.isAContainer().

◆ CSChain()

def Mod.Show.Containers.CSChain ( feat )

References Mod.Show.Containers.ContainerChain().

◆ getVisGroupOf()

def Mod.Show.Containers.getVisGroupOf ( obj )

References Mod.Show.Containers.VisGroupChain().

◆ isAContainer()

def Mod.Show.Containers.isAContainer	(	obj,
		links_too = `False`
	)

isAContainer(obj, links_too): returns True if obj is an object container, such as 
Group, Part, Body. The important characteristic of an object being a 
container is that it can be activated to receive new objects. Documents 
are considered containers, too.
If links_too, App::Link objects are considered containers, too. Then, container tree 
isn't necessarily a tree.

Referenced by Mod.Show.Containers.ContainerChain(), Mod.Show.Containers.ContainerOf(), Mod.Show.Containers.Container.getDynamicChildren(), Mod.Show.Containers.Container.hasObjectRecursive(), and Mod.Show.Containers.Container.self_check().

◆ VisGroupChain()

def Mod.Show.Containers.VisGroupChain ( feat )