* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 06 April 2007:
> foo.switch(1) ... turn on (or any other value >0)
> foo.switch(0) ... turn off
> foo.switch(-2) ... turn on for two cycles
>
> This doesn't break compatibility (who used negative number?), and it even
> looks like "up to 2 times", or from 0-2. And if you want that to be define
> at construction time, then you can still write:
>
> var foo = aircraft.light.new("something", [1,1,1,1]).switch(-10);
Ahh, no wait. You need that to be triggered from the switch property,
of course. Then another setter method is probably the best solution.
m.
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