Just do what works and call it magic :-)
On 6/14/06, Reynard Hilman <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the explanation. The functions that require instantiation won't work if you just call the function though.Hmm, I'm pretty sure they can all be used either way, since functions are
first class objects (you can either invoke or instanstiate, and
instantiation also causes invocation of the constructor, which in this case
is also the meat and potatoes)...
I think instantiation of the Effects, et. al., depends on whether or not you
need a handle to it for some other purpose later, or maybe for
settings/memory re-use.
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