Axel Forsman wrote:
> The functions prop_remove() and prop_find() allow one to specify which
> properties
> to remove/search for by providing the id and/or type.
> However as a property matches if either the id or type matches,
> this means that if you want to add several new properties of a particular type
> and then remove a *single* one of those,
> all id:s have to be unique.
> This, of course, is impossible in the presence of multiple plugins
> creating props.
>
> Furthermore, I fail to see when the current behavior would actually be
> wanted. Am I missing something, or could this perhaps be fixed in
> some way or another?
It's possible that two plugins happen to use the same id or type in the
same line. For the type you can use a prefix to avoid most collisions.
A simple solution would be to add a "both" argument, then both the id
and the type needs to match. Does that solve your problem?
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