On Aug 31, 2004, at 2:15 PM, Brady Duga wrote:
Suppose, to take your example, that the Timer's Action event needs to
make some change to its container. Can it just do something like
"container.SomeProperty = 1" (where container would be a keyword that
returned the object Foo)? How could it know that its container would
have such a property, without the cumbersome addition of "if
container isa FooType then"?
The same way it does today for all classes. You are overlooking the
scope of the event.
Yes, you're right, I was. That actually significantly undermines my
whole argument. So, uhh, I guess... nevermind...
:-)
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