On Jan 18, 2007, at 00:06, Daniel Noll wrote:
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I guess if we're not supposed to set fields on the user agent after
the Fop instance is created, the API should prevent it by either
(a) throwing an exception when we try to change it, or (b) not
giving access to the object in the first place.
Not quite. The second one you created, could be used for another Fop
instance.
It is perfectly legal to instantiate a useragent after the Fop
instance is created. Only, don't expect it to have any
consequences... Each Fop instance is linked to a FOUserAgent. The
factory doesn't keep track of all the Fops and FOUserAgents it creates.
Cheers,
Andreas
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