From: shasckaw <shasckaw@...>
Date: 2004-02-09T06:49:39+09:00
Subject: Re: what is aspect-oriented s/w? (was Re: role pattern lib for ruby)

Hello!

Pit Capitain wrote:
> Pit Capitain wrote:
> 
> Sorry, I didn't notice you were talking about Aspect Oriented 
> Programming in general. Ignore my previous post for the moment, but look 
> at it again when you come to a point where you say "well, AOP is nice, 
> but how can I use it?"
We were talking about AOP? No, it seems you made a mistake somewhere, we 
weren't talking about that, I just wanted some lights about role 
pattern. And someone pointed out that I could use an AOP framework for 
ruby and designed with roles.
In fact, I'm already at the point "how can I use it?". I don't even 
bother to read exhaustively the ObjectTeams site, it's too academic for 
me: most docs are in fact german academic thesis.

> Object Teams, which I was talking about, uses AOP under the hood to 
> offer a very nice way to build components out of objects that don't have 
> to know each other.
I will give it a try. I don't want to do something complex, I'll 
probably use only few features of robjetcteams. If robjectteams is too 
complex for me to understand, I'll seek another way (perhaps delegation 
will be enough?). Nevertheless I think robjectteams is worth the 
experience (and a shorter name ;) ).

Lio