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From: Benoit (benoit.casoetto_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-09-17 03:22:53
> Now that I'm seeing it clearly, it looks like object
> is a property maps of property maps and so on. Was
> that your intention?
No !!! object is simply the key to pn, and can be used like this :
get( pn, object). The get function returns an item which is a key for
property map p(n-1). And so forth until the actual information we are
trying to retrieve...
> > > > get( p, object )
> IIUC, p is your composite of, say, p1 and p2? Is
> object a property map for whom p is a key?
p is definitely a composite of p1 and p2. But i stated above, object
is in no way a property map ; it is simply the key to p, which is a
property map.
i hope things are getting clearer, it seems the more i try to explain,
the more confuse it gets !
-- Benoît Casoetto
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