On Feb 8, 2006, at 5:20 p, Miguel wrote:
I am up to my ears in things, and I don't have time right
now to comment thoughtfully on the callback
replacement implementation.
Maybe I mispoke earlier ...
I don't think that this mechanism is a direct replacement for the
callback
mechanism.
Rather, it is a general mechanism for querying information about the
currently loaded model. It is targeted at external programs ... Java &
JavaScript.
I think that it is related to the callback mechanism in that the
callback
mechanism (and 'show') is currently the only way to get information
about
the model and the state of the display.
hi Miguel,
my interpretation and my mistake; thanks for clarifying, and sorry
for putting words in your mouth. from under my hat as a resource
developer, the result may be the same - switching the way I query the
model for information. right?
tim
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