How to register a function/property to the base of a collection property rather than it's items

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I have a collection property defined as:

bpy.types.Scene.my_list = CollectionProperty(type=MyListClass)

and I know that I can add a function to every item in that list by defining it inside MyListClass, but instead, I want to define a function that can be accessed from the base of the property (sorry if that’s incorrect, I’m not sure what the correct terminology is).

AKA, I want to be able to access my function from:

bpy.context.scene.my_list.my_function()

rather than:

bpy.context.my_list["my_item"].my_function()

Is this possible? The same question also applies to custom properties.

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Is it really not possible?

3

Hi,
try to ask on https://devtalk.blender.org/c/other-topics/python/6
Maybe someone can help

4

Yeah, good idea, thanks.

Edit: I got an answer from devtalk, thanks a lot!