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This how Borland's Object Pascal (Delphi) language works, too.
Properties are actually defined by a different syntax than member
fields and for each property both the read and write operations can be
defined as either direct access or via an accessor/mutator, or omitted
altogether to make the property read- or write-only. I guess .NET
adopts a variation of this same approach. It's pretty neat syntactic
magic, but having come to Java from Delphi (via some detours) I can
say I don't really miss the sugar at all.
t.
On 9-Jan-2008, at 9:46 PM, Joe Pluta wrote:
P.S. If I'm reading this correctly, the simple dot notation is
actually the
standard in .NET, but with implicit calls to getters/setters. That's
actually kind of neat, and I bet I cold get used to it.
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