/**
* Update parameters
* You may use
* a,b,c,d,e,f etc.. as $setting.
*
* if the setting is called other than the alphabeth, you may still access these settings
* eg:
*
* Instead of updating parameters you would be updating variables
*
* Lets say you set variable testing:
*
* $this->set('testing','Hello!');
*
* in your plugin you can access it as: this.testing (if it is inside the scope)
* or ExamplePlugin.testing outside the scope of your plugin.
*
* if you use __get() magic function, you should be able to intercept.
*
* @see plugin::set()
*/
function set($setting, $value)
{
return parent::set($setting, $value);
}
