jimingham wrote: IIRC, C# has a similar object description mechanism, and they had to add some annotations to the object to specify "don't run this one automatically" because they kept getting into trouble with object descriptions that did too much work, or forced lazily evaluated entities to get evaluated, or whatever. This is a policy for the UI to manage, so you can do what you feel is best. But IME the policy of not running code in the target behind the user's back is the most sane policy.
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