def group_member_of_type(node, member_type):
    """
    Checks a node group for a node of a specific type.
    
    :param node: name of node type to find
    :param member_type: node group to search
    """
    for n in commands.nodesInGroup(node):
        if commands.nodeType(n) == member_type:
            return n
    return None
 def get_nodes(self):
     return [Node(node) for node in commands.nodesInGroup(self.name)]
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    def add_audio(self, event):
        """Ask the user for a file and add it as audio to the currently selected sequences."""
        # The idea here is to use RVs stack to create two "tracks". The first input will be a
        # sequence of all the current sources, and the second the selected audio file.
        selected_files = commands.openMediaFileDialog(False, commands.OneExistingFile, "", "", "")

        # Find all the sources connected to the current sequence, and save them for later.
        current_sources = []
        current_sequence = commands.viewNode()
        inputs, _ = commands.nodeConnections(current_sequence, False)
        for node in inputs:
            if commands.nodeType(node) == "RVSourceGroup":
                current_sources.append(node)

        # Create a new source for the selected file. We'll do this here to fail early
        # and not leave junk nodes laying around.
        audio_source = commands.addSourceVerbose([selected_files[0]], "")
        audio_group = commands.nodeGroup(audio_source)

        # Create a new sequence and connect the sources. We're assuming here that the current sequence 
        # is the default sequence, which always contains all sources known to RV. We'll need our own copy 
        # since we want to keep the audio out of our "video track".
        sequence = commands.newNode("RVSequenceGroup", "SequenceForAudioStack")
        commands.setNodeInputs(sequence, current_sources)

        # Create the stack and connect the two sources.
        stack = commands.newNode("RVStackGroup", "StackWithAudio")
        commands.setNodeInputs(stack, [sequence, audio_group])

        # Find the actual stack node and configure it to to use the topmost 
        # source (no compositing) and only the audio we just loaded. This should mean
        # that if the user selects a file containing both audio and video as the audio
        # source, they will still get the expected result.
        for node in commands.nodesInGroup(stack):
            if commands.nodeType(node) == "RVStack":
                commands.setStringProperty("%s.composite.type" % (node), ["topmost"], False)
                commands.setStringProperty("%s.output.chosenAudioInput" % (node), [audio_group], False)
                break

        commands.setViewNode(stack)