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Anyone? Found this idea.
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I use return where it's important that we exit (middle of the loop, etc) immediately, in all other cases I use quit.
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This can possibly work if you make %Persistent a secondary superclass. In that case, new properties would go to a separate subscript, and your setup can maybe work (requires testing).
Storage works like this (parent has N properties, Child - X):
Child Extends %Persistent, Parent:
^a(id) = $lb("", prop1, prop2, ..., propX)Child Extends Parent, %Persistent:
^a(id) = $lb("Child", propA, propB, ..., propN) ^a(id, "Child") = $lb(propO, propP, ..., propX)