Re: Re(2): why Obj-C
Re: Re(2): why Obj-C
- Subject: Re: Re(2): why Obj-C
- From: Byron Sinor <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 08:21:28 -0700 (PDT)
--- Jens Bauer <email@hidden> wrote:
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Hi all,
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On Mon, 8 Apr, 2002, John C. Randolph
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<email@hidden> wrote:
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>> The use of ['s mainly turns my stomach. And I bet
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people who
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>> don't actually have to learn Obj-C are put off by
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them too.
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>Funny, I have exactly the same reaction to the
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double colon, and
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>the "->" being used for anything other than
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dereferencing to
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>reach a structure member through a pointer.
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I completely agree.
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I've been on Cocoa-vacation for around 3 months, and
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now I'm back doing a
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C++ program.
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This made one thing clear to me: Using C++ is
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wonderful when you know
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nothing else, but when you once tried ObjC, it's a
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pain going back to C++.
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I learned Objective-C in one day.
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It took me around 5 months to learn C++, before it
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was usable to me.
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(I definately know what's the best language for me!)
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Love,
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Jens
I tried to learn C++ in my spare time. I am now
writing programs in Obj-C and it only took Aaron's
book to get me there. (And Apple's free developer
tools) C++ looks like a fine language and I'll be
happy to learn it when I am full time employed as a
programmer, until then I'll be making shareware with
Obj-C.
-Byron
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