StateVariables.with_name()

Adds a filter to get state variables with the given name.

with_name(name: str, sensitivity: bool = True) → StateVariables

Query Example

from glider import *
def query():
	state_vars = StateVariables().with_name('balance', sensitivity=False).exec(2)
	for state_var in state_vars:
		print(state_var.name())
		print(state_var.properties())
	return []

Output

"root":{1 item
"print_output":[4 items
0:string"balance"
1:string"['internal']"
2:string"BALANCE"
3:string"['constant', 'internal']"
]
}