Can you change the value of a [[..]] property after it has been applied - e.g. in a ready callback script?

[Just.A.Guy]

Suppose you have a "nearly" constant value in a custom polymer-element.

You use the [[..]] to minimize monitoring. But in some rare cases, you 

the user needs to change this value via a javascript function.

Is there a function which the script that changes the value can notify polymer

that this value has changed, so that all of its references will be updated?

I am thinking about something like printer name, or building location information.

It is normally not changed, but only on very special instances.  This

way the page could be static, and storing user specific information

could be stored in local storage and retrieved by the "ready" callBack.

In that routine, the user's data could be used to customize what

is really very static data.

[Rafael Weinstein]

Unfortunately, no. Right now there are only one-time ([[ foo ]]) and dynamic ({{ bar }}) bindings.

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