Re: [Laszlo-dev] early setters are going away...

[André Bargull]

As far as I remember, only lz.Node and lz.View actually use early 
setters. lz.View lists "stretches" and "clickregion" as early setters, 
but "stretches" is already manually processed in construct(), so the 
only real early setter for lz.View is "clickregion". The more important 
early setters are defined in lz.Node, all these properties must be 
installed early and in a well defined order. As long as this is ensured, 
other changes should be safe.

They are in my way for the remodularization I want to do to have attribute 
descriptors.

99% of them are not actually settable properties, they are just funny 
properties passed from the tag compiler into the constructor to set up stuff 
that can't (easily) be done at compile time.

I plan to rip out all those special ones and in-line them appropriately in 
applyArgs.

I think this just removes a lot of function calls and generality that are not 
really needed.  If you know otherwise, let me know!