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A file can either have a single reference (cf TdnReference), or it can have
a collection of references, with at most one of those references being
loaded at any point in time. These collections of references are referred to
as the proxies, whereas the node that manages the proxies (this node) is
called the proxyManager.
The proxyManager node maintains both a list of proxies that are available, as
well as the proxy that is active (if any). Eventually, it should also
contain various utilities for managing proxies.
Node name | Parents | MFn type | Compatible function sets |
---|---|---|---|
proxyManager | dependNode | kProxyManager | kBase kNamedObject kDependencyNode kProxyManager |
activeProxy, proxyList, sharedEditsOwner
Long name (short name) | Type | Default | Flags | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
proxyList
(plst )
| Message | n/a | |||
activeProxy
(aprx )
| Message | n/a | |||
sharedEditsOwner
(psed )
| Message | n/a | |||