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Bob.

Yes, and I am undisciplined in that unless I really need to lock it down. But 
as I just learned again, sometimes passing messages can cause unwanted things 
to happen downstream.

I find sometimes that my HC gadget does not respond to a stack I am working 
on, and I know instantly that I trapped one or other message locally and did 
not pass it.

I am thinking of using "preOpenCard", since I have never needed to dress up a 
card before displaying it, and am less likely to trap it locally.

Craig Newman


In a message dated 2/27/09 2:53:45 PM, bobs at twft.com writes:


> Some think it's a good idea to always pass the message on unless you 
> specifically want to stop the message when you intercept it. I 
> subscribe to that notion myself. I think I learned that at the 
> Monterey conference from either Trvor or Jerry. So I always include a 
> pass statement at the end of my handlers unless otherwise intended.
> 




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