Re: [WebDNA] [OT] WebDNA Wiki - need grammar check / suggestions
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texte = 5 nov 2009 kl. 01.04 skrev Donovan Brooke: > Grant Hulbert wrote: >> Sorry, but WebDNA cannot be considered an object-oriented language. =20= >> Flexible; friendly; easy-to-use, yes: but not object-oriented. The =20= >> article will lose credibility if that stays in there. >> On Nov 4, 2009, at 1:44 PM, Donovan Brooke wrote: >>> Though we don't have terms such as "class", "Object", "Method", =20 >>> etc.. >>> I think it can be argued that similar general concepts of those =20 >>> items >>> can be created with WebDNA using the tool set we have. Include, =20 >>> Function, Object, Shell/Dos, Variable scoping etc.. all lend =20 >>> themselves to this idea. I don't have a traditional computer =20 >>> science background > > > Grant, Christer, thanks for the feedback but it would help if you guys > gave reasoning (in regards to the wikipedia article I posted). > =46rom my perspective, the description appears to be more inclusive > than in the scope of only strict compiled (memory allocating) =20 > languages. The very foundation for OOP is the use of objects (instances of =20 classes which can have properties and methods, all encapsulated within =20= the class) and inheritance (subclasses of objects that can share all =20 or just some of their super's properties and methods). Best, Christer ************************************************************* Christer Olsson PO Box 9160 Phone +46 40 25 85 85 Ljusa Id=E9er AB SE-200 39 Malmo Fax +46 40 25 85 89 Kantyxegatan 5 Sweden http://www.ljusaideer.se
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5 nov 2009 kl. 01.04 skrev Donovan Brooke: > Grant Hulbert wrote: >> Sorry, but WebDNA cannot be considered an object-oriented language. =20= >> Flexible; friendly; easy-to-use, yes: but not object-oriented. The =20= >> article will lose credibility if that stays in there. >> On Nov 4, 2009, at 1:44 PM, Donovan Brooke wrote: >>> Though we don't have terms such as "class", "Object", "Method", =20 >>> etc.. >>> I think it can be argued that similar general concepts of those =20 >>> items >>> can be created with WebDNA using the tool set we have. Include, =20 >>> Function, Object, Shell/Dos, Variable scoping etc.. all lend =20 >>> themselves to this idea. I don't have a traditional computer =20 >>> science background > > > Grant, Christer, thanks for the feedback but it would help if you guys > gave reasoning (in regards to the wikipedia article I posted). > =46rom my perspective, the description appears to be more inclusive > than in the scope of only strict compiled (memory allocating) =20 > languages. The very foundation for OOP is the use of objects (instances of =20 classes which can have properties and methods, all encapsulated within =20= the class) and inheritance (subclasses of objects that can share all =20 or just some of their super's properties and methods). Best, Christer ************************************************************* Christer Olsson PO Box 9160 Phone +46 40 25 85 85 Ljusa Id=E9er AB SE-200 39 Malmo Fax +46 40 25 85 89 Kantyxegatan 5 Sweden http://www.ljusaideer.se
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