[TCLCORE] OOhhhh crap
by Damon Courtney other posts by this author
May 7 2008 10:25AM messages near this date
Re: [TCLCORE] Self-simplifying pipes on Windows ?
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Re: [TCLCORE] OOhhhh crap
I had this long e-mail drafted, and I deleted it. It doesn't
matter. Tcl needs OO in the core, not an OO framework. A framework
gets us what? The ability to make MORE OO extensions? We already
have a ton of those, and what good has it done us?
XOTcl has been around for years. Gustaf and the team have put in
a lot of work, and I would say they have the most knowledge of OO in
this community and especially with regards to Tcl. So, how do we
reward that knowledge and hard work? Let's go off and make ANOTHER OO
EXTENSION! This REEKS of "not invented here."
If you don't like XOTcl, clean it up. It's the best we've got.
TclOO sucks memory like a damn mind flayer (gratuitous D&D
reference). It uses more than Itcl, for God's sake. Remove the cruft
and crap and make XOTcl (a tried and tested OO extension) the core.
Change instproc to method or whatever you've got to do. WORK WITH
THEIR TEAM. They know what they're doing, and they actually WANT TO
DO IT!
God damn it, guys. Grow up and work together.
D
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