AOP use cases

[John Roth]

"Jacek Generowicz" <jacek.generowicz at cern.ch> wrote in message
news:tyf3c6wusc8.fsf at pcepsft001.cern.ch...
> "John Roth" <newsgroups at jhrothjr.com> writes:
>
> > there are no, and I mean no, examples of composable programs where
> > there was no planning on making it happen.
>
> Aaah, yes, Proof by Ignorance[*], one of my favourite logical tools :-)
>
>
> [*] I don't know a programming language whose name starts with "P" and
>     ends with "n", therefore none exist. QED[+]
>
>
> [+] Best used in conjunction with Proof by Projection: None exist now,
>     therefore none have existed in the past, and none will exist in
>     the future. Ignorance is a powreful tool.

Thus sayeth the Zealot, who, when he no longer has a leg
to stand on, resorts to cutsi-poo mindreading. If you will
come up with an example, I will stand by to show you exactly
where the planning happened that allowed it to be composed.

John Roth