ThelopName
Last edit September 1, 2001
A
ThelopName
is built from
ThelopWord
s using
ThelopRule
s and is part of the
ThelopLanguage
. A
ThelopName
is used as a function (method, subroutine) name and is meant to describe the function *completely*.
If you think about this word "completely" then you will find out that the
ThelopLanguage
effectively forces the programmer to write simple functions, because otherwise a complete description would be unfeasible.
A complete, consistent description would be impossible with
VagueWords
. So THELOP uses
ThelopWordSignature
s to define words as exactly as possible. The programmer may then take an unknown
ThelopName
and derive immediately the function parameters, the order of the parameters and the meaning of the function (
ThelopNameSignature
).
See also:
LanguageOrientedProgramming
,
ThelopNameExample
s,
ThelopWordSignature
,
ThelopNameSignature
CategoryThelop