Felt good about explaining my work last time. For no reason. I guess I’m happy, or I no longer feel PGO’s pressure or something. Having to be politically correct all the times, sucks. Making technically and architecturally good solutions is what drives me.
Today I explained the visitor pattern. We want to parse Klartext in such a way that we can present its structure in a editing component. It’s the same component for which I utilized a LRU last week. We want to visualize significant lines like tool changes, but also make cycles foldable like SciTe does with source code and a whole lot of other stuff that I can’t tell you because of teh secretz. Meanwile these files are, especially when generated using cad-cam software, amazingly huge.
Today I had some success with explaining visitor using the Louvre as that what is “visitable” (the AST) and a Japanese guy who wants to collect state (photos) as a visitor of fine arts. Hoping my good-taste solutions (not my words, it’s how Matthias Hasselmann describes my work at Nokia) will once again yield a certain amount of success.
ps. I made sure that all the politically correcting categories are added to this post. So if you’d have filtered away the condescending and controversial posts from my blog, you could have protected yourself from being in total shock now (because I used the sexually tinted word “sucks”, earlier). Guess you didn’t. Those categories have been in place on my blog’s infrastructure since many years. They are like the Körperwelten (Bodyworlds) exhibitions; you don’t have to visit them.