Hi Alexander,

> > I must admit that it is more a academical than a practical scenario.
> > ;-)
>
> Excellent, Thomas, thank you.

Ehm, was that ironic ;-)? If not, apologize. The above wasn't
ment to be rude against academical persons in general. Huh,
I've an degree in computer science, and I'm working as a
research assistent at the University, so I'm an academical
person too, and sometimes, I'm perhaps a bit too academical
where I should be a bit more practical ... ;-))

> Phil's usage of events is most reasonable for me.

Yep, absolutely. For me too. My example for "dynamic" events
was a bit too simple.


Cheers,
Thomas.