FROM : Will Mason
DATE : Wed Apr 13 08:49:55 2005
> In this case it doesn't matter what the type of the argument is. It
> doesn't affect the signature of the selector, which is just
> "noAnswer:"
>
> One of the powerful and vexing features of Objective C.
True, that in this case it doesn't matter. However, it's not
necessarily a vexing feature of Objective-C, as the GNU run time
supports selectors that also specify their types. It's just a vexing
feature of the Next run time, which doesn't.
Will
DATE : Wed Apr 13 08:49:55 2005
> In this case it doesn't matter what the type of the argument is. It
> doesn't affect the signature of the selector, which is just
> "noAnswer:"
>
> One of the powerful and vexing features of Objective C.
True, that in this case it doesn't matter. However, it's not
necessarily a vexing feature of Objective-C, as the GNU run time
supports selectors that also specify their types. It's just a vexing
feature of the Next run time, which doesn't.
Will
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