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Re: loop efficiency & messages
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Re: loop efficiency & messages


  • Subject: Re: loop efficiency & messages
  • From: Guy English <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 14:37:48 -0500

Will Mason <email@hidden> wrote:
> Yeah, it is uglier that just plain count. It's not confusing, though.

It's indicative of programmer brain baggage or stubbornness. It's
roots are in a work around for a language where method = member of a
struct and the names can't collide. It's usage is a matter of
convention in C++/Java. In Cocoa there is a different convention.
You're writting Cocoa code. Now if you're writing against Cocoa
frameworks in Java then you've got a point ...  And, now that I  think
of it, may be why the KVC stuff looks for getXXX methods too.

Guy
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