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    Casey Muratori‏ @cmuratori 24 Oct 2019

    Do any OOP aficionados happen to have some handy pointers to OOP snippets or techniques that they think highlight good uses of OOP to implement things? Stated alternately, if you are fan of OOP, what is your favorite use of OOP you can think of to implement something?

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      2. Robin Green‏ @fatlimey 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cmuratori

        Double dispatch, aka the Visitor pattern.

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      3. cassie (witch)‏ @porglezomp 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @fatlimey @cmuratori

        I’m not even a fan of OOP but I have to admit I enjoy the visitor pattern for reusable traversals.

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      2. Tyler Glaiel‏Verified account @TylerGlaiel 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cmuratori

        I find OOP good for anything that you're naturally thinking of in terms of objects in the first place, ex Game Objects. Simple example is its really nice to just have virtual update(); on your base game object, and loop through all of them calling that update

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      3. Tyler Glaiel‏Verified account @TylerGlaiel 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @TylerGlaiel @cmuratori

        polymorphism in general, basically not multiple inheritance though, fuck that

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      1. KS Sreeram‏ @kssreeram 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cmuratori

        If you consider OO to mean “late-binding”, then it’s basically separation of interface and implementation. One example is the Linux kernel file-system interface. Another is plug-ins for apps like Photoshop.

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      2. Tom Forsyth‏ @tom_forsyth 24 Oct 2019
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        I think if you actually have things and sub-types of those things in a game, and you're doing complex behaviour stuff with them, it does make sense. We used it a lot in StarTopia and I don't think we could have done it any more effectively with other paradigms.

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      3. Tom Forsyth‏ @tom_forsyth 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @tom_forsyth @cmuratori

        I don't think using OOO was vastly simpler than something else (e.g. big switch statements), but it wasn't a BAD use of OOO and it didn't make the problem harder.

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      2. Master D Atridas of the  🌹 🔥  🚜 🐐‏ @Atridas87 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cmuratori

        I think the best use of OOP is for data types that are naturally small and enclosed. The std library is a good example: vectors, maps, sets, etc. Things that are generally atomic.

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      3. Master D Atridas of the  🌹 🔥  🚜 🐐‏ @Atridas87 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @Atridas87 @cmuratori

        Now std has a lot of bad press, but it is mostly due to self-inflicted limitations. For instance an std map can not move elements ever, so some implementations are not available, etc...

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      2. Jason Gregory‏ @jqgregory 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @cmuratori

        UI is a great example... modeling windows, labels, text fields, combo boxes etc. is perfectly suited to a class hierarchy.

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      3. Tim McIntyre‏ @SiODsays 24 Oct 2019
        Replying to @jqgregory @cmuratori

        Agreed. Considering all of the frameworks are OOP it would probably be more work to not use it.

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