On 1/20/04 2:09 PM, "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/19/04 11:06 PM, Doug Lerner wrote:
>
>>
>> I am creating a graphic with the
>>
>> new graphic newName
>>
>> command.
>>
>> in the newGraphic handler, if I log "the name of the target" it is the usual
>> "Graphic 1", etc, which I don't expect.
>>
>> However, in the stack inspector the created graphics name is correct.
>>
>> Why doesn't "the name of the target" report correctly then inside the
>> newGraphic handler?
>
> When a new object is created, it has no properties yet. The newgraphic
> (or new-anything) message is sent before any properties are assigned. By
> the time the inspector sees the object, it is done being created and now
> has a name.
So - when does the name set in
new graphic newName
get set so proper logging and verification can be done? Where does that
happen? I didn't see anything that did that in the internal newGraphic
handler.
Would
set the name of the templateGraphic to newName
be helpful before the "new graphic" command? That is where I set the other
properties.
doug
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