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- From: Bob Hathaway <objsys@netcom.com>
- Subject: Re: O.M() versus M(O) notation
- Message-ID: <_0anrxq.objsys@netcom.com>
- Date: Wed, 26 Aug 92 00:56:05 GMT
- Organization: Object Systems
- References: <ARO.92Aug21170505@sibyl.aber.ac.uk> <91_n6rp.objsys@netcom.com> <PCG.92Aug23210938@aberdb.aber.ac.uk>
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- [This post is not to be taken seriously...]
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- In article <PCG.92Aug23210938@aberdb.aber.ac.uk> pcg@aber.ac.uk (Piercarlo Grandi) writes:
- >...
- > Version 0.5BETA:
- >
- >objsys> No I don't and never have. As pointed out above, the is-a
- >objsys> relation does not have a hierarchical restriction and indeed
- >objsys> further justifies the separation of type and class. I defended
- >objsys> classification, not strict hierarchies.
- >
- >Comp.object as an ALPHA/BETA test site for opinions. Wonderful for some.
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- And Wesley can replay Captain Picard ordering him to attack a Klingon outpost
- on the other side of the neutral zone by taking excerpts out of context too.
- But I'll assume you and I disagree with hierarchical restrictions as *I* have
- shown is reasonable and possible with both packages/modules and other more
- directly object-oriented constructs.
-
- bob
-
- P.S. Your comment about hierarchies came after the above repost and it should
- have taken less time to solve my puzzle than to perform your extractionsF-)
-