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| - | ====== Can Roles have state? ====== | ||
| - | A Role is an identifier, an alias for an object, so talking about a stateful/stateless alias isn't technically correct. A Role has RoleMethods however, and those are stateless. | ||
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| - | In other words, the answer is No, there is no state in a Role construct. | ||
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| - | > An executing RoleMethod can access its actual parameters and temporary variables. It can also access the current RolePlayer and the current Context.((http://folk.uio.no/trygver/2011/DCI-Glossary.pdf)) | ||
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| - | State will be kept in one of those locations. | ||
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