Re: CLOS keeps on surprising me

Strange that I was just thinking of you when I posted this question. 

Thanks for the reasoning!

>A compiler could theoretically detect that the standard method 
>combination is used, and thus anticipate that qualifiers other 
>than :before, :after and :around are invalid. However, in the general 
>case, method combination can be performed by some user-defined 
>algorithm, and thus it is impossible to predict in the general case 
>which qualifiers are acceptable or not. This could, for example, 
>depend on runtime state of the system.
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>Pascal
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>Pascal Costanza, mailto:pc@..., http://p-cos.net
>Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Programming Technology Lab
>Pleinlaan 2, B-1050 Brussel, Belgium
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