Re: priveledged stranger?
- From: "Richard Cornford" <Richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 00:02:31 +0100
Kevin Newman wrote:
>> The eval call is redundant:-
>
> The eval was put in because I will not know the name of
> the function that "dudely" represents at runtime.
But does that make any difference?
> I see now that the eval actually
> wasn't needed for the question I asked..
And it probably still is not needed.
> In case you are interested, I will be generating the function
> to be called from a third party (flash player) and I have no
> control over what the name of the function it will call is,
> but I want that function to then call a method of the object
> that created it.
<snip>
That doesn't seem particularly difficult, and certainly contains nothing
that requires an eval abuse.
Richard.
.
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