findchild call
Assume, we would use only findchild method for a web page. Is it like every time the page is loaded we need to get the objects using findchild method? Suppose we have already got the referen...
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Short answer: yes.
The reason being is that, while the objects themselves aren't really changing, the "handles" to those objects have changed and so any "destruction" of them requires you to refined them.
This is one reason why NameMapping is so potent in that it handles that for you behind the scenes. And, using aliases, you can "telescope" your objects down to something more manageable when it comes to defining the hierarchy of objects.
The reason being is that, while the objects themselves aren't really changing, the "handles" to those objects have changed and so any "destruction" of them requires you to refined them.
This is one reason why NameMapping is so potent in that it handles that for you behind the scenes. And, using aliases, you can "telescope" your objects down to something more manageable when it comes to defining the hierarchy of objects.
