Custom property settings

[yves COPPE]

>Hi Steve,
>
>Here's how things work: the left table shows which
>_set_ of custom properties is available, and the right
>table shows the custom properties within the selected
>set.
>
>In order to add a new custom property to an object,
>select 'customKeys' in the left table, and click the
>"New..." button under the right table.
>This will prompt you for the name of the new custom
>property ; after that, enter the content of the new
>custom property in the field below the tables.
>
>Now that we've got that covered, let's go one step
>deeper: custom property sets.
>
>The idea of custom property _sets_ is that you can
>quickly switch between whole groups of custom
>properties each with their own contents even if they
>have the same name as a custom property in a different
>set.
>
>A possible use is that you could have a script in a
>button that works depending on the content of custom
>properties.
>Then, instead of having to change (and lose the
>original) content of a group of custom properties, you
>can just switch between two sets by issueing a
>
>   set the customPropertySet of object to myCustomKeys
>
>And now the button script can base itself on a
>different, but consistent set of contents for custom
>properties -- so no more worrying 'did I forget to
>change that custom property as well?'
>
>Hope this answered your questions,
>
>Jan Schenkel.
>


I'm very happy someone gives the whole explanation of that. It's very 
useful but complex. So the full explanation gives the opportunity to 
use this feature.

Thanks.
-- 
Greetings.

Yves COPPE

Email : yvescoppe at skynet.be