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title: OOP

description: Object-orientation support in T

date: 2021-05-31

tags: [oop, documentation]

Interfaces mmm How da fuq they get those lekker offsets

Single inheritance classes are supported in T and a basic class definition

for a class named T383838A looks as follows:

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Tff7b72class Te6edf3A

Tb4b4b4{

T8b949e// Code goes here

Tb4b4b4}

A constructor for our class T383838A is defined with a function named after the

class, so in this case that would be T383838A as shown below:

T282828

Tff7b72class Te6edf3A

Tb4b4b4{

Te6edf3ATb4b4b4(Tb4b4b4)

Tb4b4b4{

Tb4b4b4}

Tb4b4b4}

Like a constructors, destructors follow the same syntax. However, destructors

have the tilde symbol, T383838~, infront of them like so:

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Tff7b72class Te6edf3A

Tb4b4b4{

Tb4b4b4~Te6edf3ATb4b4b4(Tb4b4b4)

Tb4b4b4{

Tb4b4b4}

Tb4b4b4}

Destructors run when you use the T383838delete keyword on an object reference.

Classes in T support single inheritance using the T383838: operator. Below we

have a base class A and a sub-class B. The syntax is as follows:

Class A:

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Tff7b72class Te6edf3A

Tb4b4b4{

Tb4b4b4}

Class B (which inherits from A):

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Tff7b72class Te6edf3B Tb4b4b4: Te6edf3A

Tb4b4b4{

Tb4b4b4}

TODO: Interfaces