>>Hi,
>>
>>I do not understand how to
BINDEVENT
to a property so that the delegate gets the value I set to the property.
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Lutz
>
>If you BindEvent to a property, the delegate event will trigger when the property changes. The delegate event can be an assign or refresh method of the delegate, something like "this.value=source.value"
Good morning Tore.
It just triggers. That's what I see.
My problem is, that I do not know
source.value IOW, I do not know which source property will bind to the delegate. I just need the value.
I know I can AEVENT and EVALUATE to get the value. But this would fire over and over. To much.
My idea (and that was what I understand from the help with the implizit assign and so on) that I would recieve the value set to the source as a parameter.
To bound to an Assign will not help to - it's a bunch of properties. And I do not need the extra code if I'm not bound.
Seems to be a design flaw.
I will solve it otherwise. If I need to EVALUATE something I can do it on the place where I need the value, but only in this very moment. Or call a hook method ... Let's throw the dice ...
Lutz
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