Not that i want to open that can of worms again, but i must admin that 
the last 2 years, on more then one occasion, i kind of missed things like 
interfaces and delegates in coldfusion.

I see the difficulties in implementing this and the efforts required 
largely outweight the marginal need for it, and i am not convince it 
should be natively supported IN the cfml language, but boy, sometimes i'd 
settle for some kind of container that registers all your cfc components 
and performs the necessary checkings on your classes (cfc code), richly 
extended with all these nice goodies.

Cheers !


On Thu, 5 Apr 2007, Jaime Metcher wrote:

> Just listening to Helms and Peters Out Loud podcast on the CF 8 wishlist -
> probably old news for everyone, but made me think.  There was a lot of stuff
> about ColdFusion isn't Java, we don't need interfaces etc., with which I
> totally agree.
> 
> The thing that made me think was this statement - "Smalltalk doesn't have
> static methods, neither does Ruby".  The implication being that static
> methods are just another Java thing that doesn't apply to dynamic languages.
> 
> Am I missing some crucial distinction between static methods and class
> methods?  I don't know Java well enough to be sure, but the Ruby docs
> actually state that they are equivalent. I don't know Ruby, but can anyone
> imagine Smalltalk without class methods and variables?
> 
> Jaime Metcher
> 
> 
> 
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