26 Oct
2000
26 Oct
'00
1:27 p.m.
Michel Pelletier wrote:
Sorta. There is a bindings tab on PythonMethods where you assign names to various variables that show up in your namespace. 'self' is the container. 'context' is the context. So:
self.objectValues()
will allways call the container whereas:
context.objectValues()
will call the method on the currently bound object.
...but can you bind self to the context or, more perversely, context to the container?
Unfortunately, complex also means "too hard for me to think too hard about". Any volunteers?
How about the person who suggested it? ;-) cheers, Chris