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From: sjs16@bton.ac (Simon John Shurville)
Subject: Re: Book on Pattern's with Smalltalk Examples?
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In article <9603098290.AA829089712@email.fpl.com>
Rajmohan Neervannan <rneervannan@EMAIL.FPL.COM> writes:

>  Hi
> 
>      Is there a book on Design Pattern's that provides Smalltalk examples
>      to demonstrate the pattern ?
> 
>      Thanks,
> 
>      Raj.

Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software by Gamma
et al (Addison Wesley) drags out the odd small talk example whenever
the C++ example is in danger of being readable to a non-C++ programmer
:-)

In fact the book is great, it's just that I always swore I would never
learn C++ and I wish they had gone the route of producing different
books for different languages (a la Gazdar and Mellish's fine books on
NLP in Lisp, Prolog and Pop-11).

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