Re: Difference between method and block - with examples

2011/6/15 Oscar Martinez <[email protected]>:

>
> I think the explanation is in the documentation:
> "A method is an anonymous function which, when called, creates an object to
> store its locals and sets the local's proto pointer and its self slot to the
> target of the message"
> So, a method can access his locals slots and the ones from the object who
> activated it.

Oops, my mind was in another place: "the object who activated it"
should be "the object it belongs to"