I have a prototype working in wich I use 'dir(self)' to get a list of all the properties of the object. It kinda works now, but I was wondering what the correct way is to get all the properties wich are stored for an object in de objectdatabase. Do I have to access them through the propertysheets ? And what happens then if I delete one from a propertysheet, while the object still has it stored?

Most objects that support properties are derived from PropertyManager, which contains these methods: def propertyIds(self): """Return a list of property ids """ def propertyValues(self): """Return a list of actual property objects """ def propertyItems(self): """Return a list of (id,property) tuples """ def propertyMap(self): """Return a tuple of mappings, giving meta-data for properties """ See the source for PropertyManager.py for more info. -jfarr ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi! I'm a signature virus. Copy me into your .sig to join the fun! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~