On Jun 16, 2004, at 11:57 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
The expression for value() may be fairly complex and need not refer to a function. It might be something like "x > 5".
Values in Transcript are (virtually) strings, so it is natural for expressions and sequences of commands to be represented as strings.
Yes, I see.
I also see the value in "value", but am now thinking that the model for retrieval of "private properties" in the form of script locals, should probably be standardized (for me) to using a getProp mechanism which populates a customKey for the requester to read. Is that more the recommended convention? Obviously, I'm used to having "getter" and "setter" functions, which read and return object (in the true OOP terms) properties and return values, but it seems that Transcript enjoys a slightly different mechanism and approach for this.
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