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It doesn't seem to make a lot of sense to have these two slots in the vanilla-mixin* definition:
(%corners% nil)
(%vertex-array% nil)
Would've expected those slots in base-object. I think it qualifies as an issue, a logically designed language is imperative. These two slots don't follow that cause.
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These were put there for a reason - they are the minimal placeholders in vanilla-mixin to avoid crashing of tasty if you try to include a non-geometric object in the display-list. But you are right, it's not a clean way to do it. We'll make tasty smarter about what it tries to do with non-geometric objects in display list, and remove these slots from here.
I understand the purpose of these slots, but if they are abstract slots and merely templates for subclasses that are supposed to be overridden, consider maybe to use:
(%corners% (error"gendl: not implemented, should be overridden in subclasses.")
(%vertex-array% (error"gendl: not implemented, should be overridden in subclasses.")
It doesn't seem to make a lot of sense to have these two slots in the vanilla-mixin* definition:
Would've expected those slots in base-object. I think it qualifies as an issue, a logically designed language is imperative. These two slots don't follow that cause.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: