Why don't delete AddElement(exemple())
That could be "implicit" with only the command
exemple()="bob"
istead of
AddElement(example())
exemple()="bob"
PB should know we want to add a value because of "="
Suppressing Addelement() function
Suppressing Addelement() function
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Re: Suppressing Addelement() function
No. You copy a value with = into the current element. It shouldn't ever add a new element for assigning a value.ar-s wrote:Why don't delete AddElement(exemple())
That could be "implicit" with only the command
exemple()="bob"
istead of
AddElement(example())
exemple()="bob"
PB should know we want to add a value because of "="
bye,
Daniel
Daniel
Re: Suppressing Addelement() function
then you are not able to change the content of an element anymore.ar-s wrote:PB should know we want to add a value because of "="
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Re: Suppressing Addelement() function
Then we will end up with inflationary usage of DeleteElementKiffi wrote:then you are not able to change the content of an element anymore.ar-s wrote:PB should know we want to add a value because of "="

bye,
Daniel
Daniel