I was reading the definitions we sent around and I have some
questions about =>
Object subclass:
#TestLocal
slots:
{ #local => ProcessLocalSlot }
classVariables:
{ ��}
category:
'SlotTestGuille'.
Object subclass:
#TestLocal2
slots:
{ #local => ProcessLocalSlot default: 5}
classVariables:
{ ��}
category:
'SlotTestGuille'.
Are we sure that we want to use that =>
I thought about = but this is not an assignement this is a
declaration and normally we use | for declaration.
So what would be other alternatives before the world use =>
Then I still do not understand why we have empty classVariables:
to me it does not make sense. I do not get why we like to have
empty collections for the sake of having empty collections. We
are trapped in some strange ways of thinking.
Object subclass:
#TestLocal
slots:
{ #local => ProcessLocalSlot }
classVariables:
{ ��}
category:
'SlotTestGuille'.
=>
Object subclass:
#TestLocal
slots:
{ #local => ProcessLocalSlot }
package:
'SlotTestGuille'.