Re: vote on prop keyword

> object Widget:
>      price = 3.72
>      object tax(Property):
>           def get_():
>                return self.price * 0.03
> 

Doesn't work for me in build 710. (see below)

Mark Hahn wrote:

>...
> 
> Vote FOR the keeping the keyword or AGAINST the keyword and just typing out
> the object statement.

Can I vote AGAINST the object syntax? ;)

To my Python-trained brain I can't see how it would work.

object Widget:
      price = 3.72
      object tax(Property):
           def set_(abc):
                ...

Widget().tax = 15

Doesn't this _rebind_ .tax rather than calling it? How is the "Property" 
object implemented so that it can prevent its own rebinding? Can I use 
this elsewhere? At the top level:

object foo(Property):
     def set_(abc):
	...

foo = 5 # calls set_ instead of rebinding???

Here's my test of your Property syntax:

paul:/tmp pprescod$ cat test.pr
#!/usr/local/bin/prothon

print "Hello world"

object Widget:
      price = 3.72
      object tax(Property):
           def get_():
                return self.price * 0.03

paul:/tmp pprescod$ ./test.pr
Hello world

Uncaught exception:
--- File: ./test.pr, line: 11, char: 2
--- File: <null>, line: 7, char: 25
Name Error, prototype $Property not found.


  Paul Prescod