Sure, a little.
Any tiddler could be thought of as an object, where the fields are
properties.
In terms of inheritance, there's a design patter for "having a ..." (which
I'll call HA). The HA pattern turns out to often be more useful than
conventional inheritance. And it can be emulated with transclusion in TW.
tiddler A:
created: 20191214183217169
modified: 20191214183238380
tags:
title: A
My A Text
{{||B}}
tiddler B:
created: 20191214183217169
modified: 20191214183238380
tags:
title: A
My A Text
{{||B}}
The invoking tiddler, that "inherits" properties from A and B :
created: 20191214183316677
modified: 20191214183349224
stuff: inheritance stuff
tags:
title: inheritance
{{||A}}
The tiddler "inherits" (HA inheritance because it "has" a transclusion)
from "A", which inherits from "B". Note that B reveals the field "stuff",
but back in "inheritance", it's the local field "stuff" that is shown, not
the field down in B -- just the way inheritance would work.
Have fun
On Saturday, December 14, 2019 at 9:57:07 AM UTC-8, Mohammad wrote:
>
> I am practicing a first level simple object oriented programming in
> Tiddlywiki!
> It is not like C++ or Java but some of the useful feature of OOP can be
> implemented
> and this make scripting even simpler in Tiddlywiki!
>
>
> What do you think?
>
>
>
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