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So when your handling an event on a script that has registered for an event with a 'host?' script Ive noticed there may be a lot of validation for the arguments. Would it be outside the 'host' scripts responsibility to validate the event arguments it sends? Im trying this code in which the host provides a bool function which returns true is the Var[] arguments are of the expected length and type. I would like opinion on this from other scripters. | So when your handling an event on a script that has registered for an event with a 'host?' script Ive noticed there may be a lot of validation for the arguments. Would it be outside the 'host' scripts responsibility to validate the event arguments it sends? Im trying this code in which the host provides a bool function which returns true is the Var[] arguments are of the expected length and type. I would like opinion on this from other scripters. --[[User:Scrivener07|Scrivener07]] ([[User talk:Scrivener07|talk]]) 2016-05-31T20:40:48 (EDT) | ||
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I proceed like this in C++, so it sounds a good idea --[[User:Toxicat|Toxicat]] ([[User talk:Toxicat|talk]]) 2016-05-31T14:44:54 (EDT) | |||