This is a Persistence class getPropertyByName(name,checkOwner=0) Return the value of a named property. Note that the returned property may not always belong to this container (e.g. from a linked object). * name: name of the property * checkOwner: 0: just return the property 1: raise exception if not found or the property does not belong to this container 2: return a tuple(owner,property_value) Return a list of index of touched values for list type properties. Return the type of a named property. This can be (Hidden,ReadOnly,Output) or any combination. Returns the C++ class name of a named property. Set the behaviour of the property in the property editor. 0 - default behaviour 1 - item is ready-only 2 - item is hidden Get the behaviour of the property in the property editor. It returns a list of strings with the current mode. If the list is empty there are no special restrictions. If the list contains 'ReadOnly' then the item appears in the property editor but is disabled. If the list contains 'Hidden' then the item even doesn't appear in the property editor. Return the name of the group which the property belongs to in this class. The properties sorted in different named groups for convenience. setPropertyStatus(name,val): Set property status name(String): property name val(String|Int|[String|Int...]): text or integer value, or list/tuple of values. Call getPropertyStatus() to get a list of supported text value. If the text start with '-' or the integer value is negative, then the status is cleared. getPropertyStatus(name=''): Get property status. name(String): property name. If name is empty, return a list of supported text names of the status. Return the documentation string of the property of this class. Return all enumeration strings of the property of this class or None if not a PropertyEnumeration. Dumps the content of the property, both the XML representation as well as the additional datafiles required, into a byte representation. It will be returned as byte array. dumpPropertyContent(propertyname) -- returns a byte array with full content dumpPropertyContent(propertyname, [Compression=1-9]) -- Sets the data compression from 0 (no) to 9 (max) Restore the content of given property from a byte representation as stored by \"dumpContent\". It could be restored from any python object implementing the buffer protocol. restorePropertyContent(propertyname, buffer) -- restores from the given byte array A list of all property names