Re: Which class provides "print(s: STRING)"?

José Bollo wrote:

>Le vendredi 5 Août 2005 01:05, Cyril ADRIAN a écrit :
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>>José Bollo wrote:
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>>>It comes from ANY but the short command has a bug for some classes like
>>>ANY GENERAL PLATFORM
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>>It's not a bug! print is exported to {} so if you want to see it, you
>>MUST type
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>Okay. 
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>But where is not the bug? 
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>AFAIK exporting to {} is like exporting to {NONE}. then the features are 
>exported to NONE (and their descendants ;^) and will be secret (ETL 1992 2nd 
>edition p102) so can not be used. 
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>Currently with SE I can use print in many classes (and even in expanded 
>classes ;^) so the rule "{} means is exported to NONE" is false and i can 
>presume that the rule is "{} means is exported to like Current". Then because 
>the default client of short is ANY that is like Current i can think that 
>short has a bug. 
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>Don't you find it funny?
>I would like to know what are the exact expected rules?
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I don't understand. You can write print(something) because you either
inherit or insert ANY, in any case the feature is available through
inheritance.

But you cannot write x.print(something) --- because it's a feature {}
(or {NONE} as you like).

So I persist: I see no bug here.

Best regards,

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