On 22 Feb 2006 17:28:35 -0800
"Russ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to let the user of one of my classes
> "configure" it by activating or de-activating a particular
> behavior (for all instances of the class).
> One way to do this, I figured, is to have a static class
> variable, along
Russ wrote:
> I would like to let the user of one of my classes "configure" it by
> activating or de-activating a particular behavior (for all instances of
> the class).
>
> One way to do this, I figured, is to have a static class variable,
> along with a method to set the variable. However, I am
I would like to let the user of one of my classes "configure" it by
activating or de-activating a particular behavior (for all instances of
the class).
One way to do this, I figured, is to have a static class variable,
along with a method to set the variable. However, I am stumped as to
how to do
