On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 18:00:50 -0500, John D Farrar
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> What would that be called "excapulation" vs "encapsulation". Actually you
> could still write the internals to deal with that... it would just require a
> little more features. But essentially you are wrong Pat.

Actually Pat is correct (and you are wrong).

By exposing an attribute as a variable - even "readonly" using your
scope reassignment hack - you are no longer able to change the
implementation to get calculated-on-demand attribute values -
getSomething() doesn't need a real attribute variable underneath it
but your method does... which is why your method, although you find it
useful, is not really a good idea.
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