On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 06:04, Steve Wampler wrote:
> However, note that this done at program implementation time, not
> runtime. With closures, the equivalent to the above three functions
> can be done at runtime:
>
> f1 := Closure(heap_demo3, AGap(), 1)
> f2 := Closure(heap_demo3, AGap(), 2)
> f3 := Closure(heap_demo3, AGap(), 3)
>
> Here, AGap() is a singleton class used to denote the unbound
> parameters, while the invariant parameters are just assigned values.
Just as an aside, since I just stumbled on this...
The procedure heap_demo3 isn't needed, it's just structure
subscripting, so the above 3 lines could also be:
f1 := Closure("[]", AGap(), 1)
f2 := Closure("[]", AGap(), 2)
f3 := Closure("[]", AGap(), 3)
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