>>> OTOH, it is also a good idea to keep event listeners as short as possible >>> and have them call into domain objects that are exposed by the >>> application (and these would generally be implemented in compiled code >>> vs. script). > This is the point: this setting could be useful to ensure that in BXML files > are put only references to existing (in code) methods and nothing other. > Like enforcing a best practice.
I'm not really a big fan of "enforced" best practices. IMO, best practices are guidelines that you can either choose to adopt, or not. Besides, if we disable scripting in a BXML page, you wouldn't be able to call any methods at all, regardless of where they are defined. So I don't really see the value.
