[hackers] [chatter] r11776 - trunk/www/books/dpg

[Chris Page]

Is this only an error in the HTML or is it an erratum for the printed  
book?

On Apr 26, 2008, at 04:02 AM, hannes at mccarthy.opendylan.org wrote:

> Author: hannes
> Date: Sat Apr 26 13:02:57 2008
> New Revision: 11776
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> Modified:
>   trunk/www/books/dpg/db_253.html
> Log:
> Job: website
> unindent the "end class"
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> Modified: trunk/www/books/dpg/db_253.html
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> --- trunk/www/books/dpg/db_253.html	(original)
> +++ trunk/www/books/dpg/db_253.html	Sat Apr 26 13:02:57 2008
> @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
>   // smaller than another comparison value</em>
>   constant slot comparison-function :: &lt;function&gt; = \&lt;,
>     init-keyword: comparison-function:;
> -    end class &lt;sorted-sequence&gt;; </pre></td></tr></table>
> +end class &lt;sorted-sequence&gt;; </pre></td></tr></table>
> <p>Because is there is a well-defined ordering of the elements of  
> sorted sequences, we choose <code>&lt;sequence&gt;</code> to be the  
> superclass of <code>&lt;sorted-sequence&gt;</code>. We use the built- 
> in collection class called <code>&lt;stretchy-vector&gt;</code> to  
> store the elements of our sorted sequence, because we want to be  
> able to have the sorted sequence grow to any size in a convenient  
> way.</p>
> <p>The slots <code>comparison-function</code> and <code>value- 
> function</code> are constant slots, because we intend to have  
> clients specify these functions only when they create the sorted  
> sequence. If we had decided to let clients change the value of these  
> slots, we would have made the slots virtual, so that we could  
> reorder the data vector after either function had changed. </p>
> <p>Now that we have covered the structure and initialization of the  
> sorted sequence data structure, we can define basic collection  
> methods.</p>
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Chris Page