Re:The Beauty of Clojure
by icebraining on Wednesday August 26, 2015 @01:35PM
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(Or were you talking about the "." as used in OO, compared with the "->" as used in Clojure? If so, disregard this comment...)
I'm afraid I was :)
"foo->" means exactly the same thing as "(*foo)." That is, you use "." when you have an object, and "->" when you have a pointer to an object.
I don't know of any other OO language that uses "->". If there is one, my comments here probably do not apply to it...
(Or were you talking about the "." as used in OO, compared with the "->" as used in Clojure? If so, disregard this comment...)