source: framspy/frams-test-props.py @ 1156

import frams
import sys

frams.init(*(sys.argv[1:]))

def printSingleProperty(v,p):
        print('  %s "%s" type="%s" flags=%d group=%d help="%s"' % (v._propId(p),v._propName(p),v._propType(p),v._propFlags(p),v._propGroup(p),v._propHelp(p)))


def printFramsProperties(v):
        N=v._propCount()
        G=v._groupCount()
        if G<2:
                
                #no groups, simply iterate all props
                
                print("'%s' has %d properties" % (v._class(),v._propCount()))
                for p in range(v._propCount()):
                        printSingleProperty(v,p)
                
        else:
                
                #iterate through groups and iterate all props in a group.
                #why the distinction?
                #first, just to show there are two ways. there is always at least one
                #group so you can always get all props by iterating the group.
                #second, groups actually do not exist as collections. iterating in
                #groups works by checking all properties on each iteration and
                #testing which one is the m-th property of the group.
                #these inefficient _memberCount() and _groupMember() are provided
                #for the sake of completeness but don't use them without good reason ;-)
                
                print("'%s' has %d properties in %d group(s)" % (v._class(),v._propCount(),v._groupCount()))
                for g in range(G):
                        print('\n=========== Group #%d: %s ==========' % (g,v._groupName(g)))
                        for m in range(v._memberCount(g)):
                                p=v._groupMember(g,m)
                                printSingleProperty(v,p)
                        print('========================\n')




printFramsProperties(frams.World)
                
printFramsProperties(frams.GenePools[0].add('X'))