Hi Paul,
On 2/10/07, Paul Martz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think what we have is as follows:
* OVERRIDE causes a parent node's attribute/mode to override child settings
of the same attribute/mode, unless the child's attribute mode is PROTECTED.
* PROTECTED applies to attributes and modes as described above.
* INHERIT causes an attribute/mode to be ignored, and the node gets the
value for that attribute/mode from parents.
If none of those are set, the attribute/mode applies in the default
behavior: child values override parent values.
* Finally, ON and OFF apply to modes only, toggling their enabled state.
These are ignored for attributes.
You can OR these together so that a mode can be both ON and PROTECTED, but
some combinations don't make sense, such as (PROTECTED|INHERIT).
Does this sound right?
Yes I think so... :-)
Robert.
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