So you want a recursive setProp handler :)
I have not tested this in a while (and there are a few little thins
that don't work quite as expected with these - they do not return
arrays for instance) - but I would try to avoid putting too much code
in the setprop / getprop handlers and use them to call functions ( a
recursive function in your case).
On 29 Nov 2005, at 14:34, Gilberto Cuba wrote:
Example:
setprop MyPropSet[propName] newValue
switch propName
case "Prop1"
-- (1)
set the MyPropSet["Prop3"] of me to value
break
case "Prop2"
...
-- do something...
...
break
case "Prop3"
...
...do something... (2)
...
break
end switch
end setprop
When i set a value to a property "Prop1", it come in to (1), but
when the next line is executing, it dont pass for (2).
I hope you might understand.
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