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Can you use 8.6? TclOO makes objects a lot more wieldy: they're still commands, but you get automatic cleanup, destructors, some nice options for inheritance/
by qewrffewqwfqew 11y ago
Can you use 8.6? TclOO makes objects a lot more wieldy: they're still commands, but you get automatic cleanup, destructors, some nice options for inheritance/delegation and so on.
"emulating objects with procs" sounds like you're not taking advantage of any of the previous OO extensions (snit, itcl, xotcl ...), which has to be making life harder than it should be :(.
- auxym 11y agoUnfortunately I'm stuck with the embedded 8.5 interpreter. And, to be entirely honest, most of the gripes above are likely more due to the poorly designed API than to the language itself.
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