class methods vs. functions
Egbert Bouwman
egbert.list at hccnet.nl
Thu Jul 15 16:21:36 EDT 2004
On Thu, Jul 15, 2004 at 02:10:23PM -0400, Christopher T King wrote:
> but often in
> the case where an object is mostly used as a container (similar to a C
> struct), direct access to its attributes is considered the norm:
>
>
> Sure, it may not fit with "proper OO methodology", but it's a good way of
> making visible the fact that "this object is a container, I'm retrieving
> one of the variables it contains". If the interface is well-defined, it
> doesn't matter how you access it, so long as you follow the interface's
> design.
>
I am beginning to see the light. Thank you all.
egbert
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