>And note: "linear search" is a shared abstraction with a common
>vocabulary. It clearly qualifies as a plan which, according to your
>previous mailing, is not appropriate. Thus I think it is quite wrong
>to separate patterns and plans so dogmatically.
I agree. I'm not sure where the boundaries between the software
constructs we build and the psychological constructs that form
when we read and write software lie.
>What would you call a pattern that only you know?
Either not a pattern (because it doesn't recur, so no one has
encountered it) or a great pattern to share (because it does
recur, and knowing it can help designers do their job better).
---- Eugene
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