Changeset 4564 for trunk/manuals

Timestamp:

11/02/08 10:28:44 (2 months ago)

Author:

pmoura

Message:

Corrected some HTML typos in the User Manual page on Logtalk features.

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• trunk/manuals/userman/features.html (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/manuals/userman/features.html

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-Event-driven programming enables the building of reactive systems, where computing which takes place at each moment is a result of the observation of occurring events. This integration complements object-oriented programming, in which each computing is initiated by the explicit sending of a message to an object. The user dynamically defines what events are to be observed and establishes monitors for these events. This is specially useful when representing relationships between objects that imply constraints in the state of participating objects <a href="../bibliography.html#Rumbaugh87">[Rumbaugh 87</a>, <a href="../bibliography.html#Rumbaugh88">Rumbaugh 88</a>, <a href="../bibliography.html#Fornarino89">Fornarino 89</a>, <a href="../bibliography.html#Razek92">Razek 92]</a>. Other common uses are reflective applications like code debugging or profiling <a href="../bibliography.html#Maes87">[Maes 87]</a>. Predicates can be implicitly called when a spied event occurs, allowing programming solutions which minimize object coupling. In addition, events provide support for behavioral reflection and can be used to implement the concepts of <em>pointcut</em> and <em>advice</em> found on Aspect-Oriented Programming.</dd>
+Event-driven programming enables the building of reactive systems, where computing which takes place at each moment is a result of the observation of occurring events. This integration complements object-oriented programming, in which each computing is initiated by the explicit sending of a message to an object. The user dynamically defines what events are to be observed and establishes monitors for these events. This is specially useful when representing relationships between objects that imply constraints in the state of participating objects <a href="../bibliography.html#Rumbaugh87">[Rumbaugh 87</a>, <a href="../bibliography.html#Rumbaugh88">Rumbaugh 88</a>, <a href="../bibliography.html#Fornarino89">Fornarino 89</a>, <a href="../bibliography.html#Razek92">Razek 92]</a>. Other common uses are reflective applications like code debugging or profiling <a href="../bibliography.html#Maes87">[Maes 87]</a>. Predicates can be implicitly called when a spied event occurs, allowing programming solutions which minimize object coupling. In addition, events provide support for behavioral reflection and can be used to implement the concepts of <em>pointcut</em> and <em>advice</em> found on Aspect-Oriented Programming.
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-Object names can be compound terms (instead of atoms), providing a way to parameterize object predicates. Parametric objects are implemented in a similar way to <code>L&amp;O</code> <a href="../bibliography.html#McCabe92">[McCabe 92]</a>, <code>OL(P)</code> <a href="../bibliography.html#Fromherz93">[Fromherz 93]</a> or <code>SICStus Objects</code> <a href="../bibliography.html#SICStus95">[SICStus 95]</a> (however, access to parameter values is done via a built-in method instead of making the parameters scope global over the whole object). Parametric objects allows us to treat any predicate clause as defining an <em>instantiation</em> of a parametric object. Thus, a parametric object allows us to  encapsulate and associate any number of predicates with a compound term.</dd>
+Object names can be compound terms (instead of atoms), providing a way to parameterize object predicates. Parametric objects are implemented in a similar way to <code>L&amp;O</code> <a href="../bibliography.html#McCabe92">[McCabe 92]</a>, <code>OL(P)</code> <a href="../bibliography.html#Fromherz93">[Fromherz 93]</a> or <code>SICStus Objects</code> <a href="../bibliography.html#SICStus95">[SICStus 95]</a> (however, access to parameter values is done via a built-in method instead of making the parameters scope global over the whole object). Parametric objects allows us to treat any predicate clause as defining an <em>instantiation</em> of a parametric object. Thus, a parametric object allows us to  encapsulate and associate any number of predicates with a compound term.
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