[Bf-python] Proposal to getSelected and getAcitve

[Mark Potse]

hi Joilnen,

This looks like a response to my question/suggestion
about access to the active object, so thanks!

I will try to contribute documentation for the code
that you submitted.  Therefore I would like to understand
why you put this in the Scene submodule rather than the
Object submodule. What is the distinction between the 
two? Is the "object selection" independent of the scene
while the "active object" is a scene property in Blender's 
philosophy?

In addition I propose to name it Scene.GetObjects() (plural).
This stresses that the function returns a list of objects.
The name that you gave it, Scene.GetObject(), suggests that
it returns one object.

You can also communicate with me in French, German, or even 
Dutch ;-) if that is of any help.


Mark


On 02-Mar-2005 Joilnen Batista Leite wrote:
> Hi !
> 
> I will to try explain this with my english lacks so
> sorry !
> In first I changed isSelected to test all objects in
> ever scene,
> second, I did Scene.GetObject(arg=0), it get all
> objects of a scene with optional layer arg.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Joilnen
> 
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