1. OOP in euphoria made easy.
- Posted by Ian Smith <whoisian at HOTMAIL.COM> Feb 16, 2000
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Anybody like doing OOP in Euphoria. Anybody hate the fact that most of the OOP libs Euphoria are complex. Anybody want a Simple OOP library. go to www.rapideuphoria.com/contrib.htm and type in "No Solution"(without the quotes) and download the most updated library. the name should read "No Solution" in the author part. Enjoy and Happy Coding. -Ian Smith ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
2. Re: OOP in euphoria made easy.
- Posted by Michael Nelson <mike-nelson-ODAAT at WORLDNET.ATT.NET> Feb 16, 2000
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Ian Smith wrote: >Anybody like doing OOP in Euphoria. >Anybody hate the fact that most of the OOP libs Euphoria are complex. >Anybody want a Simple OOP library. >go to www.rapideuphoria.com/contrib.htm and type in "No Solution"(without >the quotes) and download the most updated library. >the name should read "No Solution" in the author part. > >Enjoy and Happy Coding. > >-Ian Smith > Ian, We are at opposite ends of the OOP spectrum--you are providing simplicity and speed, I am providing security and power in Object Euphoria. I believe that it is impossible to address both sets of needs, especially since we are limited to using include files--OOP built into the language would come nearer but there would still be tradeoffs. I am impressed with your OOP system--and I appreciate you comments about Object Euphoria in your documentation. Keep up the good work! -- Mike Nelson
3. Re: OOP in euphoria made easy.
- Posted by Ian Smith <whoisian at HOTMAIL.COM> Feb 17, 2000
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Micheal Nelson wrote: >Ian, > >We are at opposite ends of the OOP spectrum--you are providing simplicity >and speed, I am providing security and power in Object Euphoria. I >believe >that it is impossible to address both sets of needs, especially since we >are >limited to using include files--OOP built into the language would come >nearer but there would still be tradeoffs. > >I am impressed with your OOP system--and I appreciate you comments about >Object Euphoria in your documentation. Keep up the good work! > >-- Mike Nelson Thanks for the comments on STOOP. I was reading a Java - Tutorial and i found out how OOP actually worked so I just decided to write my own for my own personal use but I thought that this Lib might be useful. so i added comments to the code(partly because I'm too lazy to write a documentation) and added some demos.(TESTOOP?.EX were actually files i wrote to test the lib and were never meant for a demo) anyways i'm trailing off here. I would really like some likes/dislikes about stoop so i could work to perfecting it. there.is.no(solution) ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com