>>Question is:
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>>to what value?
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>Looking at aEvents()... if you pass the handler (i.e. this) as the second parameter, it should return the source object in the 2nd column and event in 3rd - and I guess this 3rd column may be your property name. Worth a try.
Thank you, I have considerd this.
The problem is like. (simplified, it spans over multiple of classes)
DEFINE CLASS frmForm as FORM
gcPropSource = 'gnIdx'
gnidx = 0
gnotherprop = 0
procedure eventhandler
endproc
procedure otherpropuser
endproc
procedure init
bindevent(THIS,THIS.gcPropSource,THIS,'gnotherprop')
endproc
ENDDEFINE
DEFINE CLASS frm inherited as frmForm
gcPropSource = 'gnOoops'
gnOoops = 0
enddefine
If I
AEVENT - EVALUATE in eventhandler, I simply can
EVALUATE in otherpropuser. This is lesser EVALUATE.
The idea was to not EVALUATE at all.
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