Interesting you'd notice my aversion to classes Jerry. Very observant of you. I guess the only reason is I've never been that confident in using them. I'm not a real programmer as such, so often feel like I don't know what I'm doing when it comes to "real" coding like adding class definitions in LS. Also that I rarely see the need for them in the code I write in agents. This though I think is a perfect example of when a class is the best thing to use.
Interesting too about the restrictions on the amount we can output using these methods. Only slightly concerning to me though. Personally I'd always try and avoid using the technique for purging large amounts of data.
Interesting you'd notice my aversion to classes Jerry. Very observant of you. I guess the only reason is I've never been that confident in using them. I'm not a real programmer as such, so often feel like I don't know what I'm doing when it comes to "real" coding like adding class definitions in LS. Also that I rarely see the need for them in the code I write in agents. This though I think is a perfect example of when a class is the best thing to use.
Interesting too about the restrictions on the amount we can output using these methods. Only slightly concerning to me though. Personally I'd always try and avoid using the technique for purging large amounts of data.
Jake