file: job.t package: muf status: alpha
The setMethodSlot sets contents of the
given slot to op and arg.
If op is t, the interpretation is
that the matching actual argument given to the
generic function is under no constraint. (Wild card
match.)
If op is :isA, the interpretation
is that the matching actual argument given to the
generic function must be an instance of class arg
(or a subclass of arg) in order for the method
to be applicable.
If op is :eql, the interpretation is that
the matching actual argument given to the generic
function must be eql to arg in order for
the method to be applicable -- they must be the same
object, or numerically equal.
See section getMethodSlot.
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