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- <li><em>date</em>: Fri Jan 28 15:03:38 2005</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: scherrey at proteus-tech.com (Benjamin Scherrey)</li>
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FWIW - the concept of 'const correctness' in C++ is one that I've
come to love and wish other languages would support it, especially
python. The other thing missing from python is a parameterized type
capability like C++ templates. You can fake it via the reflection
capabilities of python but you're gonna pay a performance penalty
whereas C++ templates are often a performance improvement.
-- Ben Scherrey
Michael Hirsch wrote:
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>Wow, that's pretty cool. Is there a way to do it where you don't have
>to write the getter/setter? So, if I'd like to have a variable exposed
>to read and write I don't need to do anything because by default
>everything is available outside the class. But if I want a read only
>member, I need to setup a reader methods and declare it. What I'd
>really like is declare a member read only, but not have to write
>accessor methods unless they are needed. I didn't see that mentioned in
>any of the docs. Did I miss it?
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>Thanks,
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>Michael
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