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by clatan
750 days ago
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In other words OOP can be great for tooling, but doesn't make much sense for what R is meant to be used for -interactive analysis- in every day work. R's mess of OOP systems works great, S3 is "fine" for just dispatching 'methods' based on attributes, one doesn't even know it's happening in base R ALL the time. R flexibility also makes it possible to build your own class system. i.e. modern ggplot2 has its own ggproto object system. |
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