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A bit of a nice-to-have for simplifying more complex models would be the ability to pass a functions as an argument to another function.
With suggested signatures like:
functions {
real mult(int x, real y) { return x * y; }
real div(int x, real y) { return x / y; }
real calc((int, real):real functor, int x, real y) {
return functor(x, y);
}
}
And usage:
int a =1;
real b =2;
real calc_mult = calc(mult, a, b);
real calc_div = calc(div, a, b);
And if it's not too tricky an additional request, being able to declare/assign functions would be great as well:
(int, real):real functor;
if (operation ==1) {
functor = mult;
} else {
functor = div;
}
real result = calc(functor, a, b);
Note that the above is a highly contrived and simplified example
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I think this is definitely something we want to work on after Tuples. Some of this was part of #742 if I understand correctly, so reviving or reworking that effort would be a good start down the line
A bit of a nice-to-have for simplifying more complex models would be the ability to pass a functions as an argument to another function.
With suggested signatures like:
And usage:
And if it's not too tricky an additional request, being able to declare/assign functions would be great as well:
Note that the above is a highly contrived and simplified example
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: