The nice thing of these wrappers is that their properties have the same names than timeout objects properties, so you can still do oTimeOut.target = ... , or oTimeout.period = ...
Thank you (and Jakob and James!) for sharing your lingo. I'm curious about the use of the ancestor to store the reference to the timeOut object. Could it also be assigned to a standard property?
-- Cole
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