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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ It is called an embedded DSL because the DSL uses the syntax of the language use
This little exercise shows how we can (1) simply reuse traditional operator such as ==\+==, (2) develop an embedded domain specific language and (3) use class extensions (the fact that we can define a method in another package than the one of the class of the method).
Pay attention that the companion video is slightly different: the difference are (1) we rewrote tests that check that errors are not raised and (2) the class creation method is now call ==withFaces:== instead of ==faces:== because some students got confused, (3) the class ==DiceHandle== is not named ==DieHandle==.
Pay attention that the companion video may be slightly different: the difference are (1) we rewrote tests that check that errors are not raised and (2) the class creation method is now call ==withFaces:== instead of ==faces:== because some students got confused, (3) the class ==DiceHandle== is not named ==DieHandle==.
