Re: OOP Features (was euFAQ request for comment)
I believe at least one OOP library does, and I believe that some of the
other
OOP libs could be combined to provide full-featured support.
I'm playing with Dot write now, actually. I've added classes
(seperately,
not builtin to Dot) and I'm trying to modify Dot to support redefining
operators (such as +-*/&[..], etc.) although I'm far from complete (atm
at least).
jbrown
On 0, Ray Smith <smithr at ix.net.au> wrote:
>
>
> Chris Bensler wrote:
>
> > I don't agree that EU lacks OOP. It lacks native OOP support, but
> > there are quite a few good OOP libraries in the archives. Same for DB
> > support, but I don't even agree that it should be supported natively.
> >
> > I think cdecl_ DLL support should be in there, and COM support.
>
> Do any of the OOP libraries support full "OOP" techniques?
> Namely:
> * Inheritance,
> * Polymorphism, and
> * Constructors and Destructors
>
>
> With the DB comment, I agree they shouldn't be supported natively
> but I see very little add on support for DB's at all.
> MySQL, EDS and ODBC are supported ... but there are many more DB's not
> supported. I can't see DB support being a strength of Euphoria.
>
> I'll wait for you and Matthew to finish your discussion on
> cdecl_ DLL support before adding that to the list.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ray Smith
> http://rays-web.com
>
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