| 2010-07-10 10:53:54 |
Eike |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2010-07-10 10:54:12 |
Eike |
freeode: importance |
Undecided |
Wishlist |
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| 2010-07-10 10:55:26 |
Eike |
description |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional syntax);
proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid where they live on.
For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy", which is currently not
accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid where
they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility should
be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
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| 2010-07-10 16:06:07 |
Eike |
description |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid where
they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility should
be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
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Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
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| 2010-07-10 16:23:25 |
Eike |
tags |
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interpreter |
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| 2011-06-10 22:19:13 |
Eike |
description |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
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Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/freeode/ticket/36 |
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| 2012-02-29 20:49:28 |
Eike |
description |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/freeode/ticket/36 |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #35 Type Any
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/freeode/ticket/36 |
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| 2012-02-29 22:31:23 |
Eike |
freeode: milestone |
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0.4.2 |
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| 2012-04-03 08:24:39 |
Eike |
description |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #35 Type Any
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/freeode/ticket/36 |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #35@lp Type Any
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
See also: Bug #603935@trac Type Any
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/freeode/ticket/36 |
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| 2012-04-03 08:55:42 |
Eike |
description |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #35@lp Type Any
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
See also: Bug #603935@trac Type Any
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/freeode/ticket/36 |
Implement objects that point to other objects.
Pointers need to be dereferenced to reveal the object they are referencing (and probably additional
syntax); proxies behave as if they were the object they are pointing to (or very similar).
- These types are important for distributed variables, they must contain a reference to the grid
where they live on.
where they live on.
- For type annotations in built in classes (which are usually recursive) there exits a class "Proxy",
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
which is currently not accessible from Siml. When this wish is implemented the same facility
should be used for all purposes.
should be used for all purposes.
See also: Bug #603935 Type Any
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/freeode/ticket/36 |
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