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by gress
4584 days ago
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I seriously doubt your intellectual integrity here. You know that the dot syntax is a mechanism that matches with the conventions for property access, and no other access pattern. You also know that its possible to call zero argument methods that aren't accessors using the dot syntax. I don't believe that you think that this is the purpose for which the dot syntax was designed, and yet you bring up 'autorelease' to support your position. As I said, based on your specific definition, you are correct, but using denigration, a false straw-man 'quotation', and dishonest examples doesn't make your definition fit the evidence. As I said, and you sidestepped, properties pre-date the directive, therefore the directive cannot be the sole definition of what properties are. |
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Well, how the fuck can I argue against that? Sure, you must be right. Clearly I could not possibly disagree with you for any other reason.
Seriously, fuck off.