Atoms #3

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opened 2018-02-12 09:43:53 +00:00 by moonglum · 1 comment

moonglum commented

2018-02-12 09:43:53 +00:00

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Currently, you can't reassign references. The idea is to have reassignable references inspired by Clojure's Atoms:

(@number = 1)
(@number = 2)

(@list = [1 2 3])
(@list = (@list push 4))

This doesn't change that all objects are immutable. Its just the references that are mutable. Expressed differently: Clojure separates identity from data and both from behavior. Halunke separates identity from data and behavior, but keeps data and behavior together.

Currently, you can't reassign references. The idea is to have reassignable references inspired by Clojure's Atoms: ``` (@number = 1) (@number = 2) (@list = [1 2 3]) (@list = (@list push 4)) ``` This doesn't change that all objects are immutable. Its just the references that are mutable. Expressed differently: Clojure separates identity from data and both from behavior. Halunke separates identity from data and behavior, but keeps data and behavior together.

moonglum commented

2019-12-19 10:49:56 +00:00

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A simpler name would be "reference"