Boian Mitov wrote / napísal(a):
To be honest I hate the Pascal OOP implementation even more, but the
lack of Singleton support, good RTTI and
AfterConstructor/BeforeDestructor . ;-) .
The OOP model is something we as developers implement. We are not
talking MFC, or VCL, but the language. There are a lot of fantastic
OOP models in C++, and C++ supports conceptual programming (Well kind
of), where Pascal does not.
To be honest both languages have a lot of issues, but we take them for
what they are and use them and love them :-) . I love both C++ and
Object Pascal, well maybe C++ a bit more, but is still frustrates me
when I can't create a simple singleton :-D .
With best regards,
Boian Mitov
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I can't like an OOP model in which you:
1. can't call virtual methods from constructors
2. can't safely do stuff in constructors without using exceptions
3. can't limit the constructors being called (e.g: call order a, b, c)
4. no metaclasses or RTTI
These are all language ad-hoc design limitations of C++, I'm sure there
are more, but I personaly hit these. Perhaps I'm just spoiled by good
OOP tho :P
I'm curious however, what do you mean by "conceptual programming"? Can
you provide an example?
Ales
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