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Re: Aspect Oriented Programming in context of lightweight languages.

To: Matthew Estes <address@hidden>
Subject: Re: Aspect Oriented Programming in context of lightweight languages.
From: Luke Gorrie <address@hidden>
Date: 19 Mar 2003 14:27:21 +0100
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Matthew Estes <matt@maintree.com> writes:

> For instance, how does AOP relate to Lisp? Does Lisp already do it?
> How?

One aspect of AOP is "advice", where you say "any time someone calls
`foo', wrap the call with `bar'", and similar things. Emacs Lisp
supports this type of advice, so Emacs could be a convenient place to
play with it.

Here's the manual reference for advising functions in Elisp:

http://www.gnu.org/manual/elisp/html_chapter/elisp_17.html

Cheers,
Luke

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- Aspect Oriented Programming in context of lightweight languages.
  - From: Matthew Estes <matt@maintree.com>

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