It is as I thought about closures before. But this is useless without capturing
of variables by value. During creation of anonymous method you *can not bind any
values* to it. Anonymous method have only references to captured variables.
Pascal don't allows to create static variables inside function like in c-like
languages. So you also not able to create unique static variable which available
only to one instance of same anonymous method. Even if implementation will
create many separate objects for one anonymous function then all instances will
be equivalent. Because all instances will refer to same data.
i'm trying to understand what you mean by
> Pascal don't allows to create static variables inside function like in c-like
> languages.
i've done something that i think is what you speak of but it was in Borland's
Turbo Pascal... at least TP6... i don't remember how we did it though and can't
find any sample code in my library :(
what happened is that the value did not get cleared between invocations of the
routine and subsequent executions could use the value already stored... this
breaks, of course, if the memory area for the routine is cleared first...
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