Actually, I really, really like the
static attribute and hope it may find its way into lingo at some point.
It already has to a degree - certainly as far as propertes, if not
methods. See http://www.lingoworkshop.com/Articles/iloop.php?a=220
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-Sean.
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Monday, September 19, 2005, 11:47:17 PM, Michael wrote:
MM Actually, I really, really like the
MM static attribute and hope it may find its way into lingo at some point.
Are you aware that you can set and get the properties of a script object? -
that is, the properties of an uninstantiated
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Seems very interesting, but can you change the value of a prop of an
uninstantiated script?
So for example, instances of a script can each refer to
'me.script.propertyName', and they all therefore have access to that
same property, essentially a 'static variable'-esque property.
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Seems very interesting, but can you change the value of a prop of an
uninstantiated script?
Yes you can. Hear's some more info:
http://director-online.com/dougwiki/index.php/Static_Scripts
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005, 2:42:48 PM, Michael wrote:
MM Seems very interesting, but can you change the value of a prop of an
MM uninstantiated script?
Yes - that's how the counter works in my shared counter example. Each instance
of the script increments the counter property on the
