On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, Brett C. wrote: > It executes the body, calling next() on the argument name on each > time through until the iteration stops. There's a little more to it than that. But on the whole I do support the goal of finding a simple, short description of what this construct is intended to do. If it can be described accurately in a sentence or two, that's a good sign that the semantics are sufficiently clear and simple. > I like "managers" since they are basically managing resources > most of the time for the user. No, please let's not call them that. "Manager" is a very common word to describe all kinds of classes in object-oriented designs, and it is so generic as to hardly mean anything. (Sorry, i don't have a better alternative at the moment.) -- ?!ng
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