'dnanietiM izeürG' asSchweizerString reversed, '!' O dear, I've really stirred up++ things :o) Coincidently I, was in Helvetiae today, 110 km from where I currently live (Ravensburg) near Appenzell, had an unprepared ascend++ from Wasserau to the higher Seealpsee. So beautiful. Lungs bursting, heart pumping. but now i feel good! Get away from those screens from time to time! New for me: Looked up Helvetia in a bird's eye view. thanks. Will read more there too. How far does one go? I do like the SQL extension though. Not that I am important or so, far from it, but you can read more about me on linkedIn. I am trying to switch from many other languages/systems to Smalltalk, with the goal of finding a job where I can use it sooner better than later. I did often mainframe (PL/1, Cobol, DB2) projects with the same kind of fun as someone working on old locomotives on a historic railway. I have made my CV as a Seaside Smalltalk app, could put it in a Monticello package and would like to ask you to take a look at it and tell me how I am doing? If so: but where to place the .mcz? it contains a html tree as well. The idea is to put it on a Seaside server for everyone to see.(especially those who could employ me, as i am currently without work) There will be more than just the CV, e.g. UML diagrams and a technical description. Thanks. Won't write so much off topic next time, sorry :o) On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 7:19 PM, Igor Stasenko <siguctua@gmail.com> wrote:
On 21 April 2011 18:06, Lukas Renggli <renggli@gmail.com> wrote:
So, what is your point?
To prove your (quoted) sentence wrong: "And it works only for numbers (no pointers in smalltalk) and so, completely falls out of object model."
Sure it is. Unless you turn it into message send with trick which you described above. But then it become even worse from performance point of view, because of use of block closure for doing simple increment.
so, people will be punished from using
i++
instead of
i := i + 1
which i finding amusing :)
-- Best regards, Igor Stasenko AKA sig.