> > > My next direction is OOP, but I have found it to be a
> > > little beyond my grasp each time I try. Maybe with this
> > > list's help I can get it.
> wow finaly an explanation of OOP that I can understand !
> what an elegant way of explaining it , thanks
Thanks for the thanks, Greg a
On Saturday 16 June 2001 10:03, you wrote:
> > My next direction is OOP, but I have found it to be a
> > little beyond my grasp each time I try. Maybe with this
> > list's help I can get it.
>
> First you have to unlearn.
>
> Imagine you knew nothing about programming.
>
> Now, I introduce a thin
> My next direction is OOP, but I have found it to be a
> little beyond my grasp each time I try. Maybe with this
> list's help I can get it.
First you have to unlearn.
Imagine you knew nothing about programming.
Now, I introduce a thing called a variable:
my Dog $spot;
(ok, the current
Hey Chas,
Saturday, June 16, 2001, 1:47:30 AM, you wrote:
CO> On 15 Jun 2001 19:31:39 -0400, Tim Musson wrote:
>> Hey Chas,
>>
>> Thanks, I run Win2k so had to make some changes (the unix \r\n is just
>> \n on the M$ OS's). I also had a question.
>>
>> {
>>You wrapped some of your code in
