OK, just between us then we'll call it McGiverOOP. LOL
Dan
On Oct 17, 2005, at 9:16 PM, MisterX wrote:
call it OOP by McGiver made with what he's got!
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I'm still struggling a bit to grok TAOO as well, Dennis. We've
established that it's not extensible in the Smalltalk sense (i.e., by
subclassing and overriding methods). It's more like a collection of
Rev libraries that go one step beyond the usual libraries by
providing a generalized
Dan
You can overide or subclass methods. However...
Overide happens at the local stack level - you copy the library's method
and overide it from the
local stack's methods.
Subclassing is a bit different:
You have a mehod called CreateClient that creates clients. If you wanted
to use that to
OK, good. That's what I understood. Those approaches are not really
overriding and subclassing; they are rather copy-paste-tweak methods.
NOthing wrong with that, you understand, just that they fall short of
pure object orientation.
Dan
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xavier-
Monday, October 17, 2005, 12:09:02 AM, you wrote:
Subclassing is a bit different:
You have a mehod called CreateClient that creates clients. If you wanted
to use that to createClient
objects or Companies, you copy the method, rename it and change what you
need.
I don't see how
Maybe he should have said Add what you need, not change what you
need whis is what overloading is (I think...)
Dave
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xavier-
Monday, October 17, 2005, 12:09:02 AM, you wrote:
Subclassing is a bit different:
You have a mehod called CreateClient that creates clients. If
Xavier,
If I truly have got it then I can suggest an approach to explaining
it
It seems to me that the problem is that you have spent 15 years
building a do everything I want program. When you try and explain
it, you end up trying to explain everything you have wanted for the
last 15
Xav
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Maybe he should have said Add what you need, not change
what you need whis
call it OOP by McGiver made with what he's got!
;)
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OK, good. That's what I
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Subject: Approach to explaining TAOO [was ANN: New Website for TAOO]
Xavier,
If I truly have got it then I can suggest an approach to explaining it
It seems to me that the problem is that you have spent 15 years building a
do everything I want program. When you try and explain it, you end up
Monsieurx.com is being revamped silently into Wiki and without the wacky
MisterX's adventure content.
You can come and preview the website at http://monsieurx.com/wiki
I think you will like it, it's more to the point and I'll be working hard to
make it easier to understand...
your comments
Aloha Xavier,
Link seems broken ;-/
Best,
Pierre
Le 16 oct. 05 à 10:02, MisterX a écrit :
Monsieurx.com is being revamped silently into Wiki and without the
wacky
MisterX's adventure content.
You can come and preview the website at http://monsieurx.com/wiki
I think you will like it,
Yep, I can see it, but can't navigate anywhere. I get Login Error
everywhere.
Firefox on WinXP
Pierre Sahores wrote:
Aloha Xavier,
Link seems broken ;-/
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Xavier,
All I get is Login error, I tried for 15 min to get in, but had to
give up...
Dennis
On Oct 16, 2005, at 4:02 AM, MisterX wrote:
Monsieurx.com is being revamped silently into Wiki and without the
wacky
MisterX's adventure content.
You can come and preview the website at
Xavier,
I just tried again, and this time I can register and log in. Good.
Dennis
On Oct 16, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Xavier,
All I get is Login error, I tried for 15 min to get in, but had to
give up...
Dennis
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Xavier,
I just tried again, and this time I can register and log in. Good.
Dennis
On Oct 16, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Xavier,
All I get is Login error, I tried for 15 min to get in, but had
Xavier,
After reading your new introduction on the wiki page. Something
clicks. If I understand what TAOO is supposed to be, I can relate it
to Forth. Forth is a low level but extensible language and IDE from
about 30 years ago. In Forth you write a definition for a named
routine
Of
Dennis Brown
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Xavier,
I just tried again, and this time I can register and log in. Good.
Dennis
On Oct 16, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
Xavier,
All I get is Login error, I tried
Dennis.
Gawd, do I hope you're wrong about the parallel with FOrth! :-D
Forth and LISP are the only two programming languages I ever
attempted to learn and just gave up on. If TAOO is like Forth, I'm
going to go back to programming in object assembler. It'll be less
painful.
(Just
Dan,
I realize that Forth is arcane. However, it is simple to grasp the
concept behind it, and it is the only language I ever used (albeit
for only a few days 25 years ago), that is inherently extensible
(and re-definable). In fact if you don't extend the language, you
would have a
: ANN: New Website for TAOO
Xavier,
After reading your new introduction on the wiki page.
Something clicks. If I understand what TAOO is supposed to
be, I can relate it to Forth. Forth is a low level but
extensible language and IDE from about 30 years ago. In
Forth you write
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