GHPython - How to declare command on multiple objects? &&& BTW what are the right terms?

@luisseyfer wrote:

Hello,

here is the code I’m trying to get to work:

#import Rhino as rc
import Rhino
import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
#import scriptcontext as sc
import scriptcontext
#sc.doc = Rhino.RhinoDoc.ActiveDoc
import array as arr
import Rhino.Geometry as rg

BlendBreps = [Srf_a, Srf_b]
print BlendBreps
print type(BlendBreps)

print Srf_a.Faces[0]
edgeA = Srf_a.Edges[Side_a]
print Srf_a.Edges[Side_a]
print edgeA

dom_A = [ edgeA.Domain.T0, edgeA.Domain.T1 ]
print dom_A
print rev_a
print Gx_a

print Srf_b.Faces[0]
edgeB = Srf_b.Edges[Side_b]
print Srf_b.Edges[Side_b]
print edgeB

dom_B = [ edgeB.Domain.T0, edgeB.Domain.T1 ]
print dom_B
print rev_b
print Gx_b

BlendSrf = BlendBreps.CreateBlendSurface ( Srf_a.Faces[0], Srf_a.Edges[Side_A], dom_A, rev_a, Gx_a, Srf_b.Faces[0], Srf_b.Edges[Side_b], dom_B, rev_b, Gx_b )

My questions are:

1. The command (CreateBlendSurface) doesn’t work on lists (BlendBreps). My understanding of the syntax is:
   objects (to do something to).command
   Since I have 2 objects here, how can I handle this?

2. I’m always unsure, if I name things right. (e.g. “objects (to do something to).command”)
   Can anyone recommend a place where this is explained?

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