I wanted to make it so that I can call it like this:
x ('nameofmethod' acollect) y
('nameofmethod' acollect) y
e.g. If I had a collection C of objects that had a dyad method M which
adds x and y and some internal variable, then to execute it in all
members of C and get the result output as a boxed list I would use:
2 'M' acollect__C 5
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 1:14 PM, bill lam <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Mar 2009, Matthew Brand wrote:
>> I have made a Wiki page and put on it something I wrote recently to
>> collect objects together (collection). It inherits from another class
>> called usn (Unique Sequential Number) which I originally wrote to
>> organise files on the disk with each one containing data from a
>> different time slice but it turned out to have this other use.
>>
>> Is there already a similar object to the collection object or a better
>> way to do it?
>>
>> One thing that I would have liked to have done was to make the
>> mcollect and dcollect into a single adverb, but I could not get it to
>> work.
>
> Actually I do not quite understand your code but the mcollect and
> dcollect in you code are verbs. Are you sure you want an adverb
> instead? Suppose you want a single verb mdcollect then add an extra
> box to the argument and then count inside mdcollect like
>
> if. 1=#>y do.
> mcollect code
> else.
> dcollect code
> end.
>
> HTH
>
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