Martin Geisler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello again,
I have thought a little about how we can split the current Runtime
class into smaller pieces. Currently runtime.py contains five classes
and the Runtime class contains 26 methods. That is too much
information in one file. I think we can
Ohh so it is Turing complete? :)
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Janus
Den 01/02/2008 kl. 1.52 skrev Martin Geisler:
Janus Dam Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Den 31/01/2008 kl. 14.21 skrev Martin Geisler:
If you just want to select between two methods, then this also
works:
class Comb(Base, Mix1, Mix2):
Hi
I'm not sure I understand completely the distinction between multiple
inheritance and mix-ins. I guess I'd better go read a couple of pages
in Learning Python before I say anything.
But in my opinion, an important issue is encapsulation of protocol
implementations. I think a typical user of
Den 31/01/2008 kl. 14.21 skrev Martin Geisler:
If you just want to select between two methods, then this also works:
class Comb(Base, Mix1, Mix2):
foo = Mix1.foo
Brilliant!
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Janus
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Janus Dam Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Den 31/01/2008 kl. 14.21 skrev Martin Geisler:
If you just want to select between two methods, then this also works:
class Comb(Base, Mix1, Mix2):
foo = Mix1.foo
Brilliant!
Hehe, I think it's quite neat too :-)
Being able to write
