object(atLocation:)
Returns the object at the given location in the receiver.
Declaration
func object(atLocation location: Any) -> AnyReturn Value
A reference to the SBObject object identified by loc or nil if the object couldn’t be located.
Discussion
This method is a generalization of object(at:) for applications where the “index” is not simply an integer. For example, Finder can specify objects using a NSURL object as a location. In OSA this is known as “absolute position,” a generalization of the notion of “index” in Foundation—it could be an integer, but it doesn’t have to be. A single object may even have a number of different “absolute position” values depending on the container.