tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8528631747209969303.post2005669749730531565..comments2011-12-27T16:49:33.006-05:00Comments on Doc On Dev: Roman Numeral KataDocLogichttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09149149882666714621noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8528631747209969303.post-25912021854998305962011-12-27T16:42:14.032-05:002011-12-27T16:42:14.032-05:00Hey Doc:
Excellent and valiant: trying to get the...Hey Doc:<br /><br />Excellent and valiant: trying to get the code to represent the problem domain. And, of course, you lost me at subtrahend. ;-)<br /><br />Actually, in all honesty, what I want is something other than complex-dataset-mapping altogether. I want domain operands (numerals) and operators to represent the underlying arithmetic, as well as the mental operation I do when I look at "IX"<br /><br />If you could use method chaining sorts of methods, what kinds of operands might emerge on the Numeral class? Including constructors?<br /><br />Can I have I.X.roman = "IX" <br />and I.X.arabic = 9 ?<br /><br />Please?<br /><br />--Patrickpatrickwilsonwelshhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03810186815543597592noreply@blogger.com