Re: List container strawman 1.1

[Eric Merritt <cyberlync@yahoo.com>]

> 
> I don't quite understand what you're saying here ...

A singleton is a generally an object of which there is
only one instance throughout the entire application.
That means that accessed from anywhere in the program
it will return the same list, in effect it is only
instantiated once. That instance is then returned any
time a new list is called for. So any elements added
to the list are available thought the application.
Basically a Singleton is a single instance of an
object, ie there can never be more then one instance
singleton object in an application. 

> List_Type can be modified
> after having been instantiated.

Yes but that is not what i was saying ;)


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