Paul McNett wrote:
> Christof Wollenhaupt wrote:
>
>> obj.AddProperty(cPropertyName,eNewValue)
>>
>> not that is more readable, but certainly more oopy. <g>
>
> But I'm not adding a property; the property already exists.
...I see that it works though. This is better in my opinion because it
doesn't rely on runtime evaluation to get object references. Thanks for
pointing out that AddProperty() can set a property value even if the
property exists. I would have expected an error "Property already
exists" if you tried to add it again, but I'm thinking in Python I guess.
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