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Ron Oliver <roliver_at_openesque.com> wrote:
>Maybe your application is over-complicated,
Yes...
> and needs to be re-thought
Yes...
> and simplified.
Yes...
And I am not going to do so. I don't have permission from the client
to do so, and I don't have enough time even if I had permission. I
have to do the best I can with the tools I have at hand. It's just
too bad there is no SWOOP for SwiftX, and it's too bad that Forth,
Inc. does not want to build it. A Class mechanism even with no
polymorphism would go a long way toward solving the namespace
pollution in a large application. But I appear to be tilting at
windmills.
--=20
Howard.Lee.Harkness_at_gmail.com
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Received on Wed Jul 20 2005 - 14:06:08 PDT
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