On 12/12/04 2:41 PM, "Gordon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Revolutionaries
Is this feasible or just a crazy notion ...?
Is there a way to create a catch-all backscript that would catch any "unknown handler" error and then look through a list of e.g. custom properties to see if it could be evaluated, and then returning the value.
This would make it possible to create custom properties with names like client.address.zip and then just use them in your code where a handler would normally be.
Well, you can do this now:
set the client.address.zip of this stack to "90034"
(later:)
put the client.address.zip of this stack --> 90034
Does this not do what you want?
That's perfectly valid syntax, but Scott Raney advised me against using dot notation in property and handler names in anticipation of future exhancements which may support OOP syntax.
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