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--- en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:enchaining [2021/09/01 16:32] – [C++ Workflow] vladius
+++ en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:enchaining [2022/07/18 15:12] (current) – Fix trouble. jispar
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 ====== Enchaining ======
-Enchaining is the process of selecting a subset of Chunks (or Belts) based on a certain Filter criteria. Once enchained Belts and Chunks become locked, the structural changes become minimized for the sake of consistent iterating.
+Enchaining is a process of selecting a subset of Chunks (or Belts) based on a certain [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:filter|Filter]] criteria. Once they are Enchained the corresponding Belts and Chunks are becoming locked, i.e. any structural changes become minimized for the sake of consistent [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:iterating|Iterating]].
 ===== C++ Workflow =====
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 <code cpp>
-FChain* Chain = Mechanism->Enchain(Filter);
+FChain& Chain = Mechanism->Enchain(Filter).Get();
 </code>
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 <code cpp>
-FSolidChain* Chain = Mechanism->EnchainSolid(Filter);
+FSolidChain& Chain = Mechanism->EnchainSolid(Filter).Get();
 </code>
+==== Chunks Proxies ====
+If you want to Iterate the Chunks directly, you would have to Enchain them into a list of Chunks Proxies.
+In order to do that, a special overloaded [[appi>class_a_mechanism.html#ae72188d973bed3d8484dc5ab87e5e1e1|method]] is present within the API.
+It accepts an [[ue>API/Runtime/Core/Containers/TArray|array]] of Chunks Proxies as its argument second argument. The first one is of course, a Filter.