Re: problem with nextStyle.name

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From: Andreas_Jansson
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 13:32

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As long as the behaviour is consequent, that's alright for me.
When you are faily new to a language/model (as I am) it's not always perfectly clear what is a bug and what is standard behaviour, and for what objects the same behaviour is supposed to apply. But it comes with time and experience, and frequent reading of this news group.
And there always seems to be a workaround (or two), for things to go as you wish.

Andreas

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