On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 00:26:27 +0800, Autrijus Tang wrote: > Er, but Junctions take methods, the same way Objects do, so if there is > an Object in the type hierarchy, Junction probably belongs to it.
Maybe there is a role called 'Junctive'? I think junctions are
orthogonal to other types, except when people try to deal with them
explicitly... The all encompassing type is not really a type, but
more of a shortcut.
My take:
Any
Object
Item
Atom
...
Pair
Junction
int, str, ...
where any of these can also 'do' Junctive.
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