I was a little famirialized with the subject, and wanted to explore it further.
The seminar was great, but the point is that every example was programmed in smalltalk.
I know smalltalk, and never have much use for the doesNotUnderstand method until the guys at the conference open my eyes with some examples.
Altough i have applied concepts of reflection in python many times, i think i't will be nice to have a magic method that works like doesNotUnderstand for some purposes.
The reason i'm writing is because i want to know if such method already exists... or maybe... if you think having one it's a good/possible idea.
Right now... im thinkng i really can emulate that behavior using Exceptions..., and i really think that's what SmallTalk kind of do under-the-hood (dont flame me if i'm terribly worng plz).
But i still want to know if theres a method like __insertMethodNameHere__ that does it for me... or if you think it's a nice thing to have...
i'm REALLY SORRY for my REALLY BAD English... so..., don't hate me please..
And I'm sorry if this question wasted your time.
Thanks anyway..
liquid ^.^
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