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> In the Goops-free Guile, (set! (G A1 ...) V) will be expanded to > ((setter P) V A1 ...). What I'm saying is that if the > getter-with-setter pair is stored in the procedure slot of the method, > P needs to be calculated from G by dispatch on A1 ... My understanding of CLOS-like systems is that a generic function is a real object. In that case, the setter would also be a generic function. Alternatively, a getter-with-setter pair is an object containing *two* generic functions. To add a new method to the getter, do plain: (define-method X (...) ...) to add a new method to the setter, do: (define-method (setter X) (RHS ...) ...) This is of course hand-waving, since the specifics depend on the actual object system used. --Per Bothner Cygnus Solutions bothner@cygnus.com http://www.cygnus.com/~bothner