parameters: (self)
return_statement: return None
docstring: Return a key to be used as an index into look up tables.
  
          For example, a string table of 6 diplomatic responses bases on aggression might look like:
  
          table_x = {fo.aggression.beginner: "DIPLO_X_BEGINNER",
                     fo.aggression.turtle: "DIPLO_X_TURTLE",
                     fo.aggression.cautious: "DIPLO_X_CAUTIOUS",
                     fo.aggression.typical: "DIPLO_X_TYPICAL",
                     fo.aggression.aggressive: "DIPLO_X_AGGRESSIVE",
                     fo.aggression.maniacal: "DIPLO_X_MANIACAL"}
  
          Using the key to fetch a single string from that table_x looks like:
  
          used_string_x = table_x[character.get_trait(Character.Trait.Aggression).key]
  
          See character_strings_module.py for the details of this actual example.
docstring_summary: Return a key to be used as an index into look up tables.
docstring_tokens: Return a key to be used as an index into look up tables .
function: def key(self):  # pylint: disable=no-self-use,unused-argument
          """Return a key to be used as an index into look up tables.
  
          For example, a string table of 6 diplomatic responses bases on aggression might look like:
  
          table_x = {fo.aggression.beginner: "DIPLO_X_BEGINNER",
                     fo.aggression.turtle: "DIPLO_X_TURTLE",
                     fo.aggression.cautious: "DIPLO_X_CAUTIOUS",
                     fo.aggression.typical: "DIPLO_X_TYPICAL",
                     fo.aggression.aggressive: "DIPLO_X_AGGRESSIVE",
                     fo.aggression.maniacal: "DIPLO_X_MANIACAL"}
  
          Using the key to fetch a single string from that table_x looks like:
  
          used_string_x = table_x[character.get_trait(Character.Trait.Aggression).key]
  
          See character_strings_module.py for the details of this actual example.
  
          """
          return None
function_tokens: def key ( self ) : # pylint: disable=no-self-use,unused-argument return None