Hi,
That is nice, because we ended up with a similar solution, but instead of an integer we use a string. When the data is unknown, we do not specify it.
Doru
On Jun 28, 2007, at 5:16 PM, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
There are some differences in naming that can be easily fixed, such as we use "parent" instead of "belongsTo". The other main difference concerns modifiers of entities. We use an integer to represent the scope, static, abstract, etc. modifier of classes, methods, and attributes instead of having extra attributes.
Indeed this would be an idea. Do you have a way to say that a value is unknown For example I want to say that a method is a getter but I could also want to say that it is not known that it is a getter that is different from it is not a getter.
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