[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
> Something like:
>
> !: func [
> object [object!]
> 'method [word!]
> /local mth
> ] [
> ; let's skip error checking for clarity
> mth: get in object/methods method
> bind second :mth in object 'self
> return :mth
> ]
Yes.
> - a nice idea. The problem here is that this approach is static, i.e.
> non-re-entrant, because it uses only static storage for object parameter,
> namely the code block of method, so your code wouldn't work for something
> like this too:
[...]
You're right; in those cases you need to pass the object as an
argument to the method. Perhaps working on a copy of the method
could avoid that, but the subject is "Preventing code
duplication"...
Ciao,
/Gabriele./
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