> Having given this a few minutes of thought, this is something which
> scares me. Having the possibility of your function being
> modified by any
> other package or extension is a horrible thought, because it means you
> have no way of telling in what ways your function might change
> dynamically during loadup.
Look at it more like "hooking"
You cant delete the original method code (you can, but you have always been
able to do that by simple rewriting the method)
you'r just hooking your own code into the method call.. with added
functionality of adding it to the beginning (onbefore) or at the end
(onafter).
Changing of methods has always been available, people could have rewritten
dynlayer methods for there own use.. now we're just giving another way of
doing it so that the API code itself can extend itself (real dynamic html :)
This is just very flexible stuff, and even though it's not normal usage it
does open up a few nice implementations.
Pascal Bestebroer ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Software ontwikkelaar
Oberon Informatiesystemen b.v.
http://www.oibv.com
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