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| wboeke at hzsbg01.nl.luce |
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From: W.Boeke, Lucent Technologies, boeke_at_lucent.com
To : Erlang discussion group, erlang-questions_at_erlang.org
Date: febr 10, 1999
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Hi,
Yesterday I asked for an Erlang enhancement, such that I could
specify something like:
ape.getmemb('johnie').getmemb('leg').toe2
In the meantime I did some "re-inventing the wheel", and found out
how to tackle such things in a functional way.
Also www.erlang.org/user.html#assoc-1.2 offered inspiration, and
I'm happy now about the subject of "associative arrays".
By the way: I suppose that really enhancing Erlang is unpalatable,
because of the big installed base?
Kind regards,
Wouter Boeke
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| ulf.wiger at etxb.ericsso |
| Posted: Wed Feb 10, 1999 12:27 pm |
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wboeke_at_hzsbg01.nl.lucent.com wrote:
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> By the way: I suppose that really enhancing Erlang is unpalatable,
> because of the big installed base?
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It depends on how it is done.
Personally, I'm very much in favour of ROK's abstract patterns, and I
represent a pretty large customer. ;)
It is important to keep supporting records for some time, but I don't
think that abstract patterns would make that difficult. Enhancements are
ok, as long as they are relevant and don't break your old code.
Regards,
Uffe
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