# New Gram.py Script for 6.0

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> [@GeorgeWilmes](#):
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> Even so, is it aware of the currently active object(s) of each type, if any?

Yes, all of the active objects are defined (if a view is loaded), like active\_person, active\_note, etc.

> [@GeorgeWilmes](#):
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> Meaning, edit existing objects, not create new ones?

Wow… interesting. Are seriously thinking about doing that via a script? I would think the CSV Import through the Text Import would be easier. But let me know if you are serious, and the use-case.

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