Add Document.migrate#366
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tcmitchell merged 3 commits intoSynBioDex:mainfrom Jan 17, 2022
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No code changes, just moved code to group similar methods.
Add `Document.__iter__` to iterate over the top level objects in the document.
`Document.migrate` _moves_ objects into the invoked document. It does not matter if the objects are currently members of a document or not. For objects that are not currently in a document this is equivalent to `Document.add()`. For documents that are in a document, they are removed from that document and added to this one.
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Document.migratemoves objects into the invoked document. It does not matter if the objects are currently members of a document or not. For objects that are not currently in a document this is equivalent toDocument.add(). For documents that are in a document, they are removed from that document and added to this one.Also add
Document.__iter__to makeDocuments iterable. This allows constructs like:Related to #235