Yes, method is just a method name on the class. In the second case,
an anonymous method is created, so you would have no way of
overriding the behavior of the handler in a subclass. In the first
case, since you have an explicitly named method, subclasses can
override the behavior.
See http://www.openlaszlo.org/lps/docs/guide/methods-events-
attributes.html#d0e14504
On 2007-07-09, at 07:33 EDT, Robin Sheat wrote:
I don't know if this is a bug or not, if someone tells me it is,
I'll file it.
This doesn't work:
<handler name="myevent" method="classroot.myMethod(this);" />
where this does:
<handler name="myevent">
classroot.myMethod(this);
</handler>
is it the case that the 'method' parameter isn't a JS expression,
but simply
the name of a method, or is this not expected behaviour?
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