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getGroupCount

Syntax

    system.movie.getGroupCount ["movieName"]
    system.user.getGroupCount ["userName"]

Description

Multiuser Server command; when `movie` is specified, returns the number of groups that exist in the specified movie. If no movie is specified, the result is for the current movie.

When `user` is specified, returns the number of groups the given user is a member of. If no user is specified, the number returned is for the current user.

Examples

This statement gets the number of groups in the current movie:

    errCode = gMultiuserInstance.sendNetMessage("system.movie.getGroupCount", "anySubject")

The server's response looks like this:

    [#errorCode: 0, #recipients: ["userName"], #senderID: "system.movie.getGroupCount", #subject: "anySubject", #content: ["currentMovieName": 2], #timeStamp: 763283481]

This statement gets the number of groups the current user is a member of:

    errCode = gMultiuserInstance.sendNetMessage("system.user.getGroupCount", "anySubject")

The server's response looks like this:

    [#errorCode: 0, #recipients: ["userName"], #senderID: "system.user.getGroupCount", #subject: "anySubject", #content: ["userName": 2], #timeStamp: 763283987]

This statement gets the number of groups for users Bob and Mary:

    errCode = gMultiuserInstance.sendNetMessage("system.user.getGroupCount", "anySubject", ["Bob", "Mary"])

The server's response looks like this:

    [#errorCode: 0, #recipients: ["userName"], #senderID: "system.user.getGroupCount", #subject: "anySubject", #content: ["Bob": 3, "Mary": 4], #timeStamp: 763284273]