> I think you are looking for a different object model than proto
> offers. There aren't many languages that offer the prototype object
> model.
Yes, your probably right---I don't have much experience using the
prototype model. This is the way I expected it to work:
> z <- 1
> p <- proto(expr={a <- z})
> p$a
[1] 1
> p$z
Error in get(x, env = this, inherits = inh) : variable "z" was not found
Also it seems it would lead to fewer bugs if it worked that way.
(Peter Danenberg mentions he's run into bugs because of this, and I
can see why.) But as I mentioned I'm new to prototype programming.
If it worked like in my snippet, would this lead to less effective
prototype programming?
Thanks,
--
Ben
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