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== Child Nodes ==
 
== Child Nodes ==
 
The following nodes are permitted to exist within this node:
 
The following nodes are permitted to exist within this node:

Revision as of 16:34, 27 November 2012

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A group node encloses other nodes. It is a non-visual and light wrapper that helps to isolate name spaces of nodes and organize your layout and resources and has no inherent functionality other than the ability to disable listeners inside it.

Parent Nodes

The following nodes are permitted to hold this node:

Child Nodes

The following nodes are permitted to exist within this node:

Properties

Property Name Description
name A unique name within the node's peers
enabled Defaults to true, but can be set false to disable any listeners below the group.

Examples

The group node is convenient for wrapping a set of nodes, such as constants, to give them a name space.

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