> But the notions of sending a "message" to a "method" just was way way too handwavy for me. I like examining the theory after I learn the nuts and bolts. Ooh-

> But the notions of sending a "message" to a "method" just was way way too handwavy for me. I like examining the theory after I learn the nuts and bolts. Ooh-- are we talking about Smalltalk here? Java? C'mon, Walter. You can't tell half a ghost story and then say goodnight. What did you find staring back at you deep in the void of all that object-orientedness? Or, if this is a famous ghost story you've told before at least give us a link. :)