- science, a
metaobject is an
object that mani****tes, creates, describes, or
implements objects (including itself). The
object that the
metaobject pertains...
- The Art of the
Metaobject Protocol (AMOP) is a 1991 book by
Gregor Kiczales, Jim des Rivieres, and
Daniel G.
Bobrow (all
three working for
Xerox PARC)...
-
introduced by deftype). However, most
Common Lisp
implementations provide a
metaobject protocol which allows generic functions to
provide application specific...
- the
language without requiring a
metalanguage different from itself; a
metaobject protocol - a
special form of meta-circular
evaluator for object-oriented...
- registration/deregistration/invocation code need to be written,
because Qt's
metaobject compiler (MOC)
automatically generates the
needed infrastructure. A spreadsheet...
- and
therefore may not
distinguish between metaobjects and classes. For example, if
Human is a
metaobject representing the
class Person, then instances...
-
other objects Metaobject: Used to
create other objects (similar to a class, but an object)
Prototype object: a
specialized metaobject that
creates new...
- and
manages these classes. Each
programming language adheres to its own
metaobject protocol,
which are the
rules that
determine interactions among objects...
- (including Scheme)
object systems,
which are
often implemented via a
metaobject protocol, a
reflective meta-circular
design in
which the
object system...
-
Common Lisp
Object System, and is the
author of the book The Art of the
Metaobject Protocol,
along with Jim Des Rivières and
Daniel G. Bobrow. Most of Kiczales'...
