Traversing Scopes

Every Scope has a .my attribute that can be user to reach other scopes that are related to a specific instance.

For example, to get the parent scope of myscope, you can use scope.my.parent.

From any Scope, you can reach the following scope:

• .game. The instance of the root (ie: top-level) scope in the chain. Think of this as the ‘global’ state for this game.
• .run. The instance of the run scope in the chain. This will be only set for scopes downstream from any run.
• .world. The instance of the `worlds scope in the chain. This will be only set for scopes downstream from any world.
• .parent. The parent scope. This represent ‘one level above’ in the scope chain.

Additionally, the following methods are available:

• .get_runusers(leader=False): Returns a ScopeManager of RunUsers that have access to the scope. If leader is True and the scope is a world, returns all RunUsers for the World’s Run
• .get_users(leader=False): returns a list of user ids (not runuser ids) from get_runusers.