| Turtle_Head | anyone know how to save my emacs crap? I got some functions I defined? |
| hobbs | Turtle_Head: there is no common lisp in emacs. |
| Randal | is this #emacs? |
| j__ | thats i mean for Collections |
| Randal | am I on the wrong channel? |
| Turtle_Head | I have common lisp running on linux and emacs and slime ;) Randal your book is overwhelming |
| jagerman | Randal: Isn't it obvious? |
| Randal | Ahh - the resident troll. hello troll. |
| Turtle_Head | I needed to like throw ice water on myself to keep from suicide |
| Randal | please stop changing nicks |
| phroggy | j__: I'm pretty sure none of us have any idea what you're talking about. I don't even know what UML is. |
| Randal | UML - a buzzword to create another training industry |
| jagerman | Turtle_Head: If you wonder about teachers asking questions of students, you've never met a good teacher. |
| Turtle_Head | Randal elie quigley boon or bain? |
| Limbic_Region | When dealing with multiple inheritence and manually walking the inheritence chain to init objects - is there a standard way of controlling the walking? |
| j__ | well, im gonna try with array of objects :) |
| Limbic_Region | er - s/standard way of controlling the walking/standard way of controlling the order of walking/ |
| buu | Limbic_Region: Doesn't C3 do something similar? |
| Limbic_Region | not really sorry, was cleaning my glasses C3 is used to determine which method/sub to call when you allow multi-method dispatch what I am asking is different so obviously I need to explain better first background - which I assume you know but I need to put out there just to make sure we are speaking the same language |
| j__ | ty 4 helpin* |
| Limbic_Region | in p5, unlike other languages, if your object doesn't have a constructor - it walks your inheritence chain left most first until it finds one then it calls if you want each ancestor to be able to initialize parts of your object, you need to handle that yourself typically done by having each class have a _init method which first calls _init on it's parents this all works great I want to walk every ancestor calling _init but want to specify the order too I can do it by controlling @ISA but that seems very fragile I am wondering if there is some other adopted convention to handle this in perl perl 5 that is |
| ximikos | rrg3 |
| BinGOs | TUMBLEWEED. |