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Java-style annotations in Ruby and C++?

  1. What would be the way to have java-style annotations in Ruby and in C++?

(Optionally, perhaps it is a matter of taste)

  1. Are java-style annotations worth to be used, so you would recomend using them in other languages, if possible?
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Java-like annotations in Ruby

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3157426/how-to-simulate-java-like-annotations-in-ruby/3157550#3157550

But, in C++?

cibercitizen1  2010-07-01 12:09:05
I just can't understand the downvote. I think the matter is interesting and I link to a question of my own where I gave an answer, but I honestly finally accepted a better answer by another guy (Jörg W Mittag).
cibercitizen1  2010-07-01 22:10:43

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