This initializes constrained values to null during the applyArgs pass, and
then stores the constraints so they can be applied at init time.
A
On Jun 14, P T Withington wrote:
> > LzNode.prototype.__LZstoreRefs = function ( val , prop ){
> > //Debug.write('__LZstoreRefs', this, prop, val);
> > for ( var i in val){
> > var ref = this[i];
> > // if ref is a function, ref == null will be true
> > // but !ref will be false
> > if (ref == null && !ref) this[i] = null;
> > }
> >
> > this.__LZstoreAttr( val , prop );
> > }
>
> Henry and I propose to replace:
>
> (ref == null && !ref)
>
> with:
>
> (! ref instanceof Function)
>
> since it's not clear the former will work in Javascript.
>
> But we are also mystified as to what exactly this function is trying to do.
> Can you enlighten us?
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