Hi everybody, i'm implementing object orientation in SciLAB, begin for
inheritance, encapsulation, and aggregation.
With a syntax like:
class GeometricHandle
public attribute = 5;
public function calc(x)
return x = x * attribute;
endfunction
endclass
instance = GeometricHandle();
instance.calc(10);
-->
I'm searching for inspiration in Struct DataType. I believe I can use
it as a base.
So, I need to ask.
What prevents me to insert a function inside a struct ?
Like someting:
instance = struct();
instance.attribute = 5;
instance.calc = function(x) return x = x * attribute; endfunction;
Because of what i understood, in the Scilab's core the struct
datatype uses a class named SingleStruct , which in turn, uses the
class InternalType to handle the struct's content.
And the class InternalType can handle functions.
If someone has a better idea I would like to listen.
-- Amanda Osvaldo
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