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Cool...now I get to play. Perl does it because it goes out of scope once the sub is run. I am pretty sure you can tell TclOO to do the same thing (play time) if
by sigzero 11y ago
Cool...now I get to play. Perl does it because it goes out of scope once the sub is run. I am pretty sure you can tell TclOO to do the same thing (play time) if it already doesn't do that.
In the end, they all make trade offs depending on the "whim" of the language designer.
- a8da6b0c91d 11y agoJesus Christ, you don't even know tcl. Why are you blathering on here? No, tcloo objects are not garbage collected. That's the whole point here.
- sigzero 11y agoYeah just blathering. Carry on.