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It will show up on the references if you use meta-data notation instead of a string literal. eg:

someObject.sendMsg( SomeObjectClass::someMethod.name );
This also has the advantage of being automatically maintained should someone rename the method etc.


Yeah - in general "red literals" are to ...

I was recommended a very good book recently on architecting systems (aimed a bit more at .NET but applicable to any system really) and I was surprised the degree to which interfaces figured in the author's thinking.

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Hi Brendan.

Yeah - my feeling is an "on Exception do null;" in a method that doesn't unconditionally arm the local exception handler is a bug - or very bad coding style.

I like your isArmed boolean. Nice way around the issue we struck. Of course, if we're talking buggy code someone could still ...

Hi Darell,
No, we don't have BaseSchema and fitting it into our schema hierarchy would be too difficult, especially for something as simple as a spell checker. Thanks anyway.

Anyone else?

Hi Allistar. Well, you could load CardSchema/BaseSchema/YourPackageSchema. Now expose the spell checking ...

Hi all.

Recently we had an issue where a local exception handler armed in method A (exHandlerA) was being disarmed by another method. So, method A calls B calls C calls D. D arms its own local exception handler (exHandlerD) inside an if clause, then has "on Exception do null;" outside the if clause ...