SFX: A New Context-Oriented Programming Language Built in Rust
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roriau
Slow-proofed and worth the wait. Worth its weight in flour.
Summary
SFX (Situation Framework eXchange) is a new context-oriented programming language being developed in Rust. The core concept is that objects should behave differently based on the current situation or context, similar to how people act differently at work versus at home. Unlike previous COP implementations that were extensions to existing languages, SFX is a standalone language with Situation and Switch syntax built directly into its core structure. The language aims to address limitations of traditional object-oriented programming by making context-awareness a fundamental feature rather than an afterthought.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledSFX бол анхны бие даасан Context-Oriented Programming хэл.
Гол санаа нь: объектууд одоогийн нөхцөл байдал буюу situation-с хамаарч өөр өөрөөр ажиллах ёстой - яг л чи ажил дээрээ өөрөөр, гэртээ өөрөөр биеэ авч явдаг шиг.
Уламжлалт OOP-ийн ёс журмаас залхаад л эхлүүлсэн юм.
SFX-д Situation болон Switch syntax хэлний үндсэн бүтцэд шууд орсон.
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