ChurlSoo Joo wrote:
> 2009/9/16 Shiro Kawai <xxxxxx@lava.net <mailto:xxxxxx@lava.net>>
>     Yet I still argue "immutable" means "its value never
>     changes, no matter what", and it will be incorrect to
>     use that term on something that can change.
>
>     How about "read-only", for example?  I think in general
>     "read-only" means the user can read it but cannot write
>     to it, though it doesn't exclude the possibility that the
>     value changes.
>
>     --shiro
>
> I'd like to hear it for my information, and I would listen to what
> others say.

I think Shiro's suggestion is a good one.

David