While everyone is saying what they want in Python :)
Jay O'Connor
joconnor at cybermesa.com
Sun Feb 4 14:59:03 EST 2001
Daniel Klein wrote:
> That's cos Smalltalk returns 'self' by default when a there is no explicit
> return value.
That is true, but also not how cascading works in Smalltalk. When using
a cascaded message send, Smalltalk will send all messages to the single
receivng object regardless of the return value of the message. The
classic example is #add: which returns the new object being added; but
which is a very popular use of cascading.
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