Hi Glenn, GML> How do I differentiate between static class methods and 'normal' GML> class methods? Hmmm... that's not the right name... I mean to differentiate GML> between methods that don't require a 'self' pointer and those that do.
Welcome to REBOL! You got some answers already; Volker's being the concrete one you might expect in other language forums, while Sunanda and Tim started you on the REBOL path of "think differently". Coming from other languages to REBOL can be tough at times. To really leverage REBOL, you do need to think differently, and it doesn't work like all other languages, which is why it's a great tool to *add* to your arsenal. For some of us it *is* our arsenal. :) For an OO thinker, like yourself, it can take some time to relax and start thinking in terms of "data being evaluated" versus "classes and instances", but it's a good healthy way to stretch your mind, and a lot of fun to boot. It took me a while to adapt, and I'm still learning to "unthink" things, but the people here are great. Even after four years with REBOL, I'm amazed at what they can do and the insights they have. Happy REBOLing! -- Gregg -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
