OpenEuphoria

Re: Questions...

• Posted by Patrick Quist <quistnet at HOTMAIL.COM> Feb 17, 1999
• 418 views

>From:         Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen <nieuwen at XS4ALL.NL>
>Subject:      Re: Questions...
>To:           EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
>
>>I was wondering if there is a procedure/function
>>that converts EG : "12345" to 12345
>
>    Its called value (), you can find it in get.e
>
>>I created this :
>>
>>[BEGIN]
>>
>>function kwadraat(integer dinges,integer totde,integer extra)
>
>    Nederlands ? 
>

No Dutch, (HAHA!!)

>>And also, if there's a proc/func that is like match(),
>>but gives ALL the locations back.
>
>    That would be handy. I personally dislike the whole system of find
() and match ().
>    I just wish we were able to do this tiny little trick that the
language 'ICON' lets us do.
>    That is: be able to 'store' the position in a certain routine. That
the next time it is called, it returns at the position
>it has left. It would only time one new key word.
>
>    'leave'
>
>    Off course the syntax to call it 'again' and the syntax to call it
for the first time should be different. In ICON this is
>done with the keyword 'each' but im not that certain is such recursion
tricks are good for Euphoria. It would allow you to
>write, if you want any recursive algorithm in one statement. But the
idea to be able to have a static position in a routine
>alone, should at least provide us with the technique to easily write
recursive algorithms with an undefined length of
>information, of which we need an undefined amount of.
>
>    Oh, well, we can do this with Euphoria already, if we want. Just
split the function up appropiately into different routines,
>so maybe Im just being silly. (That would be a nice interface, a
declare_find (item, sequence) procedure and a next () function)
>
>Ralf

So... You don't know anything about such procedures?

Bye,
PQ
QC

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