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-# Blender.Library submodule
-
-"""
-The Blender.Library submodule.
-
-Library
-=======
-
-This module provides access to objects stored in .blend files.  With it scripts
-can append from Blender files to the current scene, like the File->Append
-menu entry in Blender does.  It allows programmers to use .blend files as
-data files for their scripts.
-
-@warn: This module is being considered for deprecation.  Users should
-consider using the L{new Library<LibData>} module and stay tuned to see
-which module is supported in the end.
-
-Example::
-  import Blender
-  from Blender import Library
-
-  def f(name):
-    open_library(name)
-
-  def open_library(name):
-    Library.Open(name)
-    groups = Library.LinkableGroups()
-
-    for db in groups:
-      print "DATABLOCK %s:" % db
-      for obname in Library.Datablocks(db):
-        print obname
- 
-    if 'Object' in groups:
-      for obname in Library.Datablocks('Object'):
-        Library.Load(obname, 'Object', 0) # note the 0...
-      Library.Update()
-
-    Library.Close()
-    b.Redraw()
-
-  b.Window.FileSelector(f, "Choose Library", "*.blend")
-
-"""
-
-def Open (filename):
-  """
-  Open an existing .blend file.  If there was already one open file, it is
-  closed first.
-  @type filename: string
-  @param filename: The filename of a Blender file. Filenames starting with "//" will be loaded relative to the blend file's location.
-  @rtype: bool
-  @return: 1 if successful.  An IOError exception is thrown if the file cannot be opened.
-  """
-
-def Close ():
-  """
-  Close the currently open library file, if any.
-  """
-
-def getName ():
-  """
-  Get the filename of the currently open library file.
-  @rtype: string
-  @return: The open library filename.
-  """
-
-def LinkableGroups ():
-  """
-  Get all the linkable group names from the currently open library file.  These
-  are the available groups for linking with the current scene.  Ex: 'Object',
-  'Mesh', 'Material', 'Text', etc.
-  @rtype: list of strings
-  @return: the list of linkable groups.
-  """
-
-def Datablocks (group):
-  """
-  Get all datablock objects of the given 'group' available in the currently
-  open library file.
-  @type group: string
-  @param group: datablock group, see L{LinkableGroups}.
-  """
-
-def Load (datablock, group, update = 1, linked = 0):
-  """
-  Load the given datablock object from the current library file
-  @type datablock: string
-  @type group: string
-  @type update: bool
-  @type linked: bool
-  @param datablock: an available object name, as returned by L{Datablocks}.
-  @param group: an available group name, as returned by L{LinkableGroups}.
-  @param update: defines if Blender should be updated after loading this
-      object.  This means linking all objects and remaking all display lists,
-      so it is potentially very slow.
-  @param linked: Will keep objects linked to their source blend file, the update option or later updating will unlink the data from the original blend and make it local.
-
-  @warn: If you plan to load more than one object in sequence, it is
-     B{definitely recommended} to set 'update' to 0 in all calls to this
-     function and after them call L{Update}.
-  """
-
-def Update ():
-  """
-  Update all links and display lists in Blender.  This function should be
-  called after a series of L{Load}(datablock, group, B{0}) calls to make
-  everything behave nicely.
-  @warn: to use this function, remember to set the third L{Load} parameter to
-     zero or each loading will automatically update Blender, which will slow
-     down your script and make you look like a lousy programmer.
-     Enough warnings :)?
-  """
-