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Re: Who has that property?
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Re: Who has that property?


  • Subject: Re: Who has that property?
  • From: Axel Luttgens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 11:22:43 +0100

Scott Babcock wrote:

This may indeed be a Script Debugger issue. I tried my code on a clean machine without Script Debugger and got the same result you're seeing. I still think there's value in the discussion, however, if it's applied to embedded script objects instead of loaded script libraries.


I still don't clearly understand your basic question.

Why would you need to inspect, from your main top-level script, the innards of script objects?
In principle, a script object should be kind of a mostly self-contained black box. If a property "foo" defined somewhere else impacts a script object's behavior, that's either because it has been a conscious design decision (eg by lexical scoping or by setting the parent property), or because something has been overlooked (ie a bug).


Clearly, I must be missing something. ;-)
Could you provide a short example focusing on the need you are encountering for handlers such as whoHasLib and refTest?


Tanks,
Axel
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