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On 2 Apr 2007, at 23:57, Yuval Kogman wrote:
Then just proxy everything:
I shall :)
For the proper distinction between a setter and a method that
accepts arguments (and should still be shadowed) I guess you need
some meta programming, but the value is dubious IMHO.
I don't think I need to make that distinction for what I have in
mind. Initially I'm planning /just/ to allow the constructor args to
be modified. Unless I've misunderstood you I think that makes the
method / s
etting distinction moot.
I think I know how to write it - I'm just curious to know if it
has a name so I can do some more reading and describe it using the
same terminology as the rest of the world :)
I would call it "method shadowing" or "attribute shadowing" if you
do the @args magic or something like that.
Attribute shadowing I think then.
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Andy Armstrong, hexten.net
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