Disnel <dis### [at] itamcascz> wrote:
: I also think, that C++ style with class declaration and using
: new after is inappropriate for POV language.

  Firstly, you have to define somehow what the object looks like. A class
is as good as any other method of doing it. I don't see the problem.
  Secondly, you don't need to use 'new'. I seldom use it although I code
a lot in C++.

: Better will be
: true OO style: each object can contain each object, messages
: sent to object are also objects and result of message sent to object is
: also object.

  It seems to be that a variable or table or structure allocated in the
memory (and some 'handle' to get it) becomes an 'object' after you just
say "this is an object". As long as you don't say it, it's not an object,
but something else.
  Of course everything can be considered an object. What else could it be?

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