def extend(self, values):
    'Append multiple values to the end of an array\n\n        Arguments:\n            values (tuple): If values, create a new entry and append it.\n                If cmdx.Plug\'s, create a new entry and connect it.\n\n        Example:\n            >>> node = createNode("transform")\n            >>> node["myArray"] = Double(array=True)\n            >>> node["myArray"].extend([1.0, 2.0, 3.0])\n            >>> node["myArray"][0]\n            1.0\n            >>> node["myArray"][-1]\n            3.0\n\n        '
    for value in values:
        self.append(value)
Append multiple values to the end of an array

Arguments:
    values (tuple): If values, create a new entry and append it.
        If cmdx.Plug's, create a new entry and connect it.

Example:
    >>> node = createNode("transform")
    >>> node["myArray"] = Double(array=True)
    >>> node["myArray"].extend([1.0, 2.0, 3.0])
    >>> node["myArray"][0]
    1.0
    >>> node["myArray"][-1]
    3.0
def extend(self, values):
    'Append multiple values to the end of an array\n\n        Arguments:\n            values (tuple): If values, create a new entry and append it.\n                If cmdx.Plug\'s, create a new entry and connect it.\n\n        Example:\n            >>> node = createNode("transform")\n            >>> node["myArray"] = Double(array=True)\n            >>> node["myArray"].extend([1.0, 2.0, 3.0])\n            >>> node["myArray"][0]\n            1.0\n            >>> node["myArray"][-1]\n            3.0\n\n        '
    for value in values:
        self.append(value)