>
>Later I read where rb writes:
>
>"Does a writer of computer programs for analysing grids need grids? At
least I
>can answer this last question. The answer is no. "
>
>Maybe this is the case for programmers who can't work with objects and I
>acknowledge that the transition is a difficult one, but in order to model my
>development ideas, I have used grids many times in designing WinGrid.
To clarify my status. I am not a programmer. To work on computer programs
for grids you need a two-way matrix of number with rows and columns
labelled. I do not need grids, although I use classic grids in testing
programs. More people ought to analyse Kelly's original published grid.
[What I find I do need is copious quantities of fine wine etc. One should
shouldn't confuse essentials with luxuries.]
Richard
Richard C. Bell
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
University of Melbourne
Parkville Vic 3052 Australia
ph: +61 3 9344 6364
fax: +61 3 9347 6618
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