Mildred wrote:
I also like the object-oriented way to call functions/methods, that is
the functions are not defined globally but related to an object. For
example, I think about :
((myobject 'mymethod) parameters ...)
I prefer that to
(myclass-mymethod myobject parameters ...)
Most LISP systems today have some facility for doing OOP. Common Lisp has
the Common Lisp Object System, or CLOS, and guile has GOOPS.
In fact, IIRC, Common Lisp was the first language in which OOP was ever
implemented.
Regards,
Jon
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