Hello,
as you can see from the subject, I am not even truly clear about the question …
I understood that if you change a computed property, the “set section” is run.
This is clear to me if the computed property is not a class (As MyClass for example).
But if my computed property is of type MyClass (where MyClass si something I wrote with some methods and properties) and I change a property of MyClass, will that trigger the setter?
(leave the correct syntax alone for a moment)
myComputedProperty As MyClass
myComputedProperty.Description = "TestDescription"
myComputedProperty.User = "TestUser"
Would the above code trigger the setter of myComputedProperty ?
If yes, would it trigger the setter two times? For each property change?
If not, what does trigger the setter then?
Thanks for any input!
Thomas