$getManipulateableGroups

Returns a list of the names of all groups the current user is permitted to administrate.
Syntax
    $getManipulateableGroups{}
DocumentationReturns a list of the names of all groups the current user is permitted to administrate:

    Returns:
      a '$\n' separeted list of all names of the groups the current user is permitted to administrate.
Examples
Example 1:
    $getManipulateableGroups{}

    Result 1:
    returns all manipulatable groups for the current user:
    for example: guests_group regulars_group admin_group
Example 2:
    $switchUser{guest}{guest}
      {
      $getManipulateableGroups{}
      }

    Result 2:
    returns nothing, username "guest" with the password "guest" has no administrative
    rights
Example 3:
    $forEach {i}
      {$getManipulateableGroups{}}
        {
        Deleting existing group: $get{i}
        $removeGroup{$get{i}} ... Success.
        }

    Result 3:
    removes all manipulateable groups:
    Deleting existing group: guest_group ... Success.
    Deleting existing group: regulars_group ... Success.
GroupSecurity
Minimum required transaction-mode:READ
Required scripting permission of the developerPERMISSION_FL_ADMINISTRATIVE
Minimum parameters0
Maximum parameters 0
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