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'''Parameters'''
'''Parameters'''
{{param|delim|The delimiter used to separate the values in the [[String List]], defaults to {{code|","}}. Returns a [[JSON Array]] if set to {{code|"json"}}. }}
{{param|delim|The delimiter used to separate the values in the [[String List]], defaults to {{code|","}}. Returns a [[JSON Array]] if set to {{code|"json"}}. }}
{{param|id|The token {{code|id}} of the token which has its property names returned, defaults to the [[Current Token]]. {{TrustedParameter}} }}
{{param|id|The token {{code|id}} of the token which has its property names returned, defaults to the [[Current Token]].  This parameter may be {{code|*}} or {{code|this}} to indicate the current Lib token that this macro is executing on. {{TrustedParameter}} }}


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Revision as of 22:13, 16 February 2019

getPropertyNames() Function

Introduced in version 1.3b48
Returns a String List or JSON Array containing the names of the Token Properties on a Token. The type of the value returned depends on the delimiter parameter.

Usage

getPropertyNames()
getPropertyNames(delim)
getPropertyNames(id, delim)

Parameters

  • delim - The delimiter used to separate the values in the String List, defaults to ",". Returns a JSON Array if set to "json".
  • id - The token id of the token which has its property names returned, defaults to the Current Token. This parameter may be * or this to indicate the current Lib token that this macro is executing on.

     Note: This parameter can only be used in a Trusted Macro

Example

To display the names of all of the properties on the current token use.
[h: names = getPropertyNames()]
[foreach(name, names, "<br>"): name]


Version Changes

  • 1.3b49 - Added json delimiter option.
  • 1.3b51 - Added id parameter option.

Notes

When token properties are created during campaign, they are persistent in the MapTool campaign, regardless of whether they are editable in the Edit Token window. In other words, even though a property is removed from the campaign properties, it remains available in the MapTool code. getPropertyNames() will return all token properties that exist or have ever existed in the particular campaign, even if users cannot directly edit those properties (i.e., they do not appear in the token's properties when you double click on a token). To get only properties that are currently visible and editable, use getAllPropertyNames().