Method and system for delegation in a class-based language

Details Method and system for delegation in a class-based language Method and system for delegation in a class-based language

1996-07-18

1998-04-07

Oberley, Alvin E.

G06F 940

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ABSTRACT:
The invention comprises a method and system for achieving delegation in a class-based object oriented language. In accordance with the method of the invention, a message is received with a first object, the message including a first target parameter. The first object then generates a "self" message in response to the first message and sends the "self" message to the object identified by the first target parameter.

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