Re: shortcut function calls in bgt
Going to derail the topic and say that C/C++ make this much easier. C:
void func() {
}
// call function
call_callback(&func);Literally that's all you do. You can store functions in arrays, but you should use a typedef (otherwise your code looks ugly). So something like
typedef (void *function)();Can then be made into a function pointer like this
void call_callback(function fnc) {
fnc();
}Looks ugly, but its used all around the world for things like callbacks. .And you can store them in arrays too.
Like BGT though, you can't store a function name in a C string and then call it (I don't think). I've never seen it done, IMO, so it may not be possible. If its possible then its probably incredibly disgusting.
I think its possible in Python, not sure how though.
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