I wrote:
> Does this reflect some actual conceptual difference between a
> Script and a Method
Evan wrote:
> DTML and ZSQL Methods (and the older Python Methods) act as though
> they are bound methods of the object on which they are called.
> Python Scripts aren't bound to any particular object, although they
> have access to their context, their container, and their selves.
Thanks for the explanation. I'm glad there is indeed a conceptual
rationale behind the names.
Hamish Lawson
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