Add example of using get_connection_list_from_node
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This is assuming the example itself is correct.
One weird thing is where the example is located. It can't really belong anywhere else except this description because get_connection_list_from_node is required, but this method is really just used as an intermediary to create a method that doesn't exist in GraphEdit's API.
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Maybe? Due of how out-of-place it feels.
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| This method can also be used to get all connections on a specific port: |
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This is just an auxiliary example that describes one of the ways to use the method, but at the same time it is a solution for many GraphEdit users on how to implement the search for the desired connection.
I think simply indicating that this is an example is enough.
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PR is essentially ready |
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Adds a useful example to the documentation for getting all connections to a specific port in GraphEdit.
Initially, the get_connection_list_from_node function was planned as a method that should get a list of connections to a specific port, but due to the generalization of this method for wider use, it is not easy for beginners to understand how to do this, which is what I encountered and godot-proposals/issues/12207