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1 comment:
Hi,
I've been messing about with QGL for a few
days and really like it so far. I have a suggestion for implementing the Visitor
pattern in a more flexible way, (I got
if after seeing the if elif loop used to
get the correct build method.
use node.__class__.__mro__ to build a list
of candidate methods in the order they
should be tried. If've written this up on
my Blog at http://the-willows.blogspot.com/
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