And, instead of concatenating your selector with ':', you can send a
symbol the message #asMutator (which does it for you).
For example:
#phone1 asMutator "prints #phone1:"
#phone2 asMutator "prints #phone2:"
Which you can use like this:
phoneBook perform: aSelector asMutator with: aValue
Regards,
Zulq.
Mathieu Suen wrote:
Hi Jakub,
#perform: is for unary message
If you want to pass arguments you have to use
#perform:with: "On argument"
#perform:with:with: "Two arguments"
...
#perform:withArguments: "Several arguments inside an Array"
so in your case it should be:
phonebook perform: #phone1 with: aValue
HTH
On Jan 14, 2008, at 2:58 PM, Jakub wrote:
hello i have class with two setters
phone1: aValue
phone2: aValue
and i want call it dynamically
aSelector is phone1 or phone2 string
setPhohne: aSelector by: aValue
phoneBook perform aSelector, ':' aValue
but this is not working how can i do this when i try this iwth getters
it works fine
Transcript show: (phoneBook perform aSelector); cr.
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