> In your case, what you want to do is invoke a method on the Dialog object.
> You can't do that by invoking a method on the Message object. But, it is
> very easy to invoke a method *of *the dialog object if you have a refence
> to it. ;-)
>
>
OK, all what you say makes sense, but if I return the dialog object I can't
do "if b~completed then ...", which I must be able to do. But I guess I
could add an attribute in B so that maybe this could work: "if
b~status~completed then ...". I will fiddle around a bit, many thanks.
Staffan
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