Re: Inheritance in Revolution?

[Chipp Walters]

Why not just create a library and 'start using' it? Then you could do 
something like:

on mouseUp
   if the myCustomPropFavoriteColor of btn "xyz" is "blue" then
      do stuff etc...
   end if
   pass mouseUp
end mouseUp
Now, all you need to do is create a custom property of the control you 
wish to handle and you've effectively done what it is you want.

I use this technique all the time. You could also use this as a 
FrontScript as well, though the library method is 'cleaner.'

-Chipp
Arthur Urban wrote:
I probably wasn't as clear as I could have been. These 50 buttons all live
on different cards, different sub-stacks, etc. Think of this ability as one
might approach a Password Field. You'd write the clever text hiding code in
the field's script, and then maybe use this field in two or three different
locations. When you discover that bug, you just change the master script,
and no matter where the other buttons happen to be, they gain the benefit of
the fix without extra copy/paste efforts.
This is probably too cool a feature to ever actually see, but I can hope.
What do the Rev Developers think? Wouldn't this add a tremendous level of
code (and object) reusability, not to mention data/code encapsulation?
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