The methods to manipulate the bypassHandlers list were instance methods, which meant you had to have an instance of TriggerHandler to touch them.
That's not a problem inside a TriggerHandler instance. You can just call this.bypass(...). But it's a bit messy outside of a TriggerHandler instance. You have to create a TriggerHandler instance first, new TriggerHandler().bypass(...).
I made the methods static and from anywhere (inside or outside a TriggerHandler instance) I call TriggerHandler.bypass(...).
kevinohara80
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10 years ago
The methods to manipulate the bypassHandlers list were instance methods, which meant you had to have an instance of TriggerHandler to touch them.
That's not a problem inside a TriggerHandler instance. You can just call this.bypass(...). But it's a bit messy outside of a TriggerHandler instance. You have to create a TriggerHandler instance first, new TriggerHandler().bypass(...).
I made the methods static and from anywhere (inside or outside a TriggerHandler instance) I call TriggerHandler.bypass(...).