One place nodes live, either the root or the inside of a node that holds one. More...

#include <Scope.h>

Public Member Functions
	Scope (const Path &path, std::string scopeType)

const Path &	getPath () const
	Returns the path this scope sits at, which its nodes are children of.

const std::string &	getType () const
	Returns the kind of nodes this scope holds, such as "geometry".

Detailed Description

One place nodes live, either the root or the inside of a node that holds one.

A scope is the region a node name has to be unique within and the place a relative path is read from. Nodes are not stored in it. They sit in the nt::Network's store and say which scope they are in through their path, so a scope is what that path names.

Example

/                    the root scope
/container1          a node holding a scope
/container1/grid1    a node living inside that scope

Note: The type decides what may be created inside. A "geometry" scope takes geometry nodes, and the root scope is the one the scene opens on.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

src/Engine/Network/Scope.h

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description