Hi all! I'm trying to learn Rebol by actually writing something with it. :-)
How do I differentiate between static class methods and 'normal'
class methods? Hmmm... that's not the right name... I mean to differentiate
between methods that don't require a 'self' pointer and those that do.
Also, how do I differentiate between static class data and 'normal'
class data? For example, a class may wish to keep track of the number of
instances of this class out there, which would be a static integer of that
class, whereas each instance may wish to keep its own 'ID', which would be
a local member of that instance of the class.
Am I making any sense?
I read the online documentation, and particularly studied the "Classes"
section, but couldn't figure out the distinction between the two, or if
there is a concept of static methods or static data at all.
Thanks!
-- Glenn
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