Hello,
Hi, I am new to Mono, but becoming a big fan quickly (more detail
below regarding what I am doing with it). To get right to the point,
however, I would appreciate advice on how to *programmatically* set
the value of a variable that can be seen inside the Evaluator, e.g.,
var
Hi Mark, Thanks for the reply, but that just pushes the problem one
level back, i.e., how is 'whatever' set to the result of the
evaluation? The point is that I need to be able to pass the result
of the evaluation around *outside* the evaluator and then feed it back
in.
-CR
On Mon, Aug 15,
On 15 August 2011 16:36, Charles Rich r...@wpi.edu wrote:
Hi Mark, Thanks for the reply, but that just pushes the problem one
level back, i.e., how is 'whatever' set to the result of the
evaluation? The point is that I need to be able to pass the result
of the evaluation around *outside*
Hi slide,
On 15 August 2011 16:49, Slide slide.o@gmail.com wrote:
I think Charles is wondering how he gets his stuff inside the evaluator in
the first place. For instance, if he has OUTSIDE the evaluator, some
instance of an object, how does he get that object into the evaluator so the
Thanks again, but Slide has the idea. I tried to make simplest
example to illustrate the point. But I cannot use Tom's suggestion
because I don't know which variable (e.g., x) will be used at the time
the original expression is evaluated. Again, most evaluators let you
update as well as read
Hi, I am new to Mono, but becoming a big fan quickly (more detail
below regarding what I am doing with it). To get right to the point,
however, I would appreciate advice on how to *programmatically* set
the value of a variable that can be seen inside the Evaluator, e.g.,
var temp =
