In article <c6jcf0$g74$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
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>What is the real benefit of class and struct properties?
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>I dont' see any!...
>Anyone can help me?
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>should I make an effored to implement then on leds intellisense?
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>thanks,
>Ant
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It is also easier to document: you just say class Foo has property Bar and the programmer knows that he can get the value of bar with foo.bar and set it with foo.bar.

Ant wrote:

>What is the real benefit of class and struct properties?
>
>I dont' see any!...
>Anyone can help me?
>
>should I make an effored to implement then on leds intellisense?
>
>thanks,
>Ant
>

I had to speak up.  I like it the way things are.  I think if there's going to be anything, it should be an opt out rather then an opt in.  That is something like:
method void value(int val) { ... }

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