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Fri, 23 May 2003
Carlos strikes again
Carlos (with the help of the E Rights project) has discovered that lambda can be used to create objects. In the interest of helping Carlos, and any other interested parties grok this idea, may I suggest Chapter 3 of The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. You may have to back up to section 3.1, but section 3.2 explains how to make objects out of lambda and state. The designers of Scheme were influenced by Hewitt's work on actors.
Updated: I'm a monkey. I didn't follow all the links in Carlos' article, and missed the fact that the C# delegates article that he refers to was written by my friends Steven Lewis and Wilhelm Fitzpatrick.
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Keen. Not only that, but Carlos cites my (and Steve Lewis's) C# delegates in Java article. I feel famous now! :)
Posted by Wilhelm Fitzpatrick at Fri May 23 18:20:43 2003
Posted by Wilhelm Fitzpatrick at Fri May 23 18:20:43 2003
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