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src/doc/tutorials/complex_data_models.rst

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Examples
 
 
 Finding parents and properties
---------
+------------------------------
 To find a specific parent or property of an Entity, its
 ParentList or PropertyList can be filtered using names, ids, or
 entities. A short example:
@@ -100,29 +100,45 @@ entities. A short example:
    properties = r.properties
 
    # As r only has one property with id 101, this returns a list containing only p1_1
-   properties.filter(pid=101)
+   properties.filter_by_identity(pid=101)
    # Result: [p1_1]
 
    # Filtering with name="Property 1" returns both p1_1 and p1_2, as they share their name
-   properties.filter(name="Property 1")
+   properties.filter_by_identity(name="Property 1")
    # Result: [p1_1, p1_2]
 
    #  If both name and pid are given, matching is based only on pid for all entities that have an id
-   properties.filter(pid="102", name="Other Property")
+   properties.filter_by_identity(pid="102", name="Other Property")
    # Result: [p2_1, p2_2, p2_3]
 
-   # However, filtering with name="Property 1" and id=101 returns both p1_1 and p1_2, because
+   # However, filter_by_identity with name="Property 1" and id=101 returns both p1_1 and p1_2, because
    # p1_2 does not have an id and matches the name
-   properties.filter(pid="101", name="Property 1")
+   properties.filter_by_identity(pid="101", name="Property 1")
    # Result: [p1_1, p1_2]
 
    # We can also filter using an entity, in which case the name and id of the entity are used:
-   properties.filter(pid="102", name="Property 2") == properties.filter(p2_1)
+   properties.filter_by_identity(pid="102", name="Property 2") == properties.filter_by_identity(p2_1)
    # Result: True
 
    # If we only need properties that match both id and name, we can set the parameter
    # conjunction to True:
-   properties.filter(pid="102", name="Property 2", conjunction=True)
+   properties.filter_by_identity(pid="102", name="Property 2", conjunction=True)
    # Result: [p2_1]
 
 The filter function of ParentList works analogously.
+
+Finding entities in a Container
+-------------------------------
+In the same way as described above, Container can be filtered.
+A short example:
+
+.. code-block:: python3
+
+   import linkahead as db
+
+   # Setup a record with six properties
+   p1 = db.Property(id=101, name="Property 1")
+   p2 = db.Property(name="Property 2")
+   c = db.Container().extend([p1,p2])
+   c.filter_by_identity(name="Property 1")
+   # Result: [p1]