The Uize.set static method and the set instance method, implemented in the Uize base class, have been improved to support an arbitrary number of arguments, allowing the values for multiple state properties to be specified as name-value pair arguments.

SYNTAX - INSTANCE

myInstance.set (
  property1NameSTR,property1ValueANYTYPE,
  property2NameSTR,property2ValueANYTYPE,
  ...,
  propertyNNameSTR,propertyNValueANYTYPE
);

SYNTAX - STATIC / CLASS

Uize.set (
  property1NameSTR,property1ValueANYTYPE,
  property2NameSTR,property2ValueANYTYPE,
  ...,
  propertyNNameSTR,propertyNValueANYTYPE
);

This new variation, supported for both the set instance method and the Uize.set static method, allows values for an arbitrary number of state properties to be set in a single call to the set method, by specifying the names and values of the properties using an arbitrary number of name-value pair arguments, where even numbered arguments are property names and odd numbered arguments are property values. This variation allows us to use expressions or the values of variables for specifying the names of the properties to set.

The new variations of the set method are fully document and unit tested.