Stef,
Dumb question: are traits essential to it, or simply a way of achieving
it? Just curious, as I am still trying to put traits in perspective.
They strike me (so far, right or wrong) as a form of multiple
inheritance, which I have assumed (right or wrong) is often not needed
with clever aggregation/composition of single-inheritance objects. One
very slick use of multiple inheritance in C++ provides an easy way to
implement COM objects with multiple interfaces - not that I have any
desire to do that, but it is slick for C++. Whether that says something
about multiple inheritance's strengths or about C++'s weaknesses, I'm
not sure :)
Pearls of wisdom will be eagerly assimilated.
Bill
Wilhelm K. Schwab, Ph.D.
University of Florida
Department of Anesthesiology
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Gainesville, FL 32610-0254
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Hi guys
I did a fun coding session in the train to brest. I started to code
collection tests
as traits (as damien did for stream) and this is reallllly cool.
I could write some tests and apply them to
OrderedCollection, Set, Bag, Interval.....
I will publish that and continue. I imagine that the coverage for
Collection is
increase a lot.
Stef
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