Prothon Prototypes vs Python Classes

[Mark Hahn]

> Can you explain to me in easy words, why it is NOT possible to integrate
prototypes into Python to stand "side by side" with classes?

I certain that it IS possible to add ANYTHING to Python.  My whole
motivation for Prothon was to start fresh with a clean slate and have less.
I'm still experimenting with things that can be removed.

I want to make it clear that I don't think Python is broken or needs
replacing.  Python is what it is.  I have no idea if Prothon will be around
in 10 years or not but I'm sure Python will still be around.

Having said that, I think there are things about Prothon that really kick
ass.  The combination of threaded interpreter with extremely simple locking
objects is exceeding my expectations.  This engine is really going to shine
when it matures.

"Harald Massa" <cpl.19.ghum at spamgourmet.com> wrote in message
news:Xns94BBF152E6BBcpl19ghumspamgourmet at 62.153.159.134...
> Mark,
>
> I see most discussion about Prothon is concerning prototypes.
>
> Can you explain to me in easy words, why it is NOT possible to integrate
> prototypes into Python to stand "side by side" with classes?
>
> I never had a problem to "add an attribute" to an existing object; I
really
> can't see why it should be more than some small hacks to allow "adding a
> function to an existing object".
>
>
> Harald