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<p>Hello, <br>
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Is it possible to change the -setter command associated with a parameter at some point other than class definition? I want to trigger some side effects from a parameter set operation, but I can't trigger the side effects until after other things have been initialized, so I want to use the default setter method until the end of init, and then replace the setter method (but not the getter method).<br>
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I can override create a parameter-named method at init time, but that overrides the getter along with the setter. I'd rather not have to handle the -getter from my proc (the default -getter is fine and 2.5x faster). I've looked through the docs and the tutorial and I can get tantalizingly close (parametercmd), but is there an easy way from within a proc to change the -setter properties of a parameter? <br>
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Something like this:<br>
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Class create a -parameter {{foo 1}}<br>
a instproc foosetter {var val} {<br>
# Do something with [self] that isn't valid pre-init<br>
}<br>
a instproc init {} {<br>
#override foo's -setter parameter cmd<br>
my parametercmd foo -setter foosetter <br>
}<br>
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a create b -foo 234 ;# calls default foo setter<br>
b foo ;# calls default foo getter<br>
b foo 123 ;# calls overridden foosetter<br>
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Thanks for your help. XOTcl is a great. It should be adopted as Tcl's standard OO package. <br>
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Scott<br>
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