multi-dispatch (was Re: large class hierarchies in python)
Justin Dubs
jtdubs at eos.ncsu.edu
Tue Sep 11 19:07:13 EDT 2001
"Alex Martelli" <aleax at aleax.it> wrote in message
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> "Justin Dubs" <jtdubs at eos.ncsu.edu> wrote in message
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> A brief tirade in favour of multi-dispatching...:
>
> It's runtime-polymorphism over an unlimited number of objects, rather
> than over one object at a time. In any language that doesn't offer
...
> And the Dylan implementation looks fine to me in as far
> as I've dug into it. What do you find wrong with it...?
Ahhhhhh..... Thank you. I didn't spend enough time letting the concepts
sink in. Thanks for the great explanation. It makes sense now. That is
very useful. I still hate the dylan syntax, but the multi-dispatching makes
sense now. Thank you for the help.
Justin Dubs
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