Edward

Please don't take any of this as negative criticism.
Not at all. Your comments are exactly what i am looking for!

I can see now that comments like "greatly misunderstood" are really too much my opinion, and probably need to either edited out or explained better. I was initially not going to provide any links, since i felt it might muddy up the simplicity, but you make a good point, so maybe I will provide a "further reading" type section.

Anybody got any good OO links they want to suggest, I am all ears. (I've got my own, but I dont know them all)
Your specific comments in particular are right on. I will take them all under advisement as i do the first re-write.

Thanks again, excellent comments.

-stvn

In reply to Re: Re: Object Terminology by stvn
in thread Object Terminology by stvn

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