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Set & Table hierarchy
- To: <mark>
- Subject: Set & Table hierarchy
- From: Eric Dean Tribble <tribble>
- Date: Thu, 16 Nov 89 21:25:59 PST
- Cc: <ravi>, <xtech>
- In-reply-to: <MarkS.Miller'smessageofTue>,56 PST <8911142023.AA12271@xanadu>
ScruSet<Heaper> :: count() stepper()
isEmpty() hasMember(x) isSubsetOf(s)
mutable() immutable()
What do the "mutable" & "immutable" messages to a ScruSet mean? I can
think of several possibilities.
I think I made the suggestion for this. They should actually be
asImmutable and asMutable. asImmutable sent to a MuSet returns an
ImmuSet; sent to a MuTable returns an ImmuTable. I would like the
conversion messages between different state-change types to be the
same for Set and Table classes. It's easier to remember.
dean