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Re: Enter procedures externally

• Posted by Martin Stachon <martin.stachon at worldonline.cz> May 26, 2002
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Antoine wrote:
> It's only 1 word in Dutch, Martine and it has an 'n' in it.

Ok, I'm just aimed with poor knowledge of German :)

> I'm rusty on Slavic languages now, it's 6 years I didn't visit Czechia,
> and I tend to mix up Czech, Slowak and Polish, sorry for that.

That's ok, I know it must be difficult to remeber all the declinations...
May I know what were you doing here?

> Goedendag would be correct, with capital G or undercast g. I'm sorry to have
> to point
out that
> you didn't evaluate the second reason, you ought to know that the new
> interpretertrows
out every > function, variable or constant it doesnot find as being used in the
files you
present it.

The interpreter doesn't throw away any functions, only the new 2-pass binder.
When it encounters something like routine_id(var) than it removes no
routine. I've just tried it with attached code.

> THIS WILL ONLY INCLUDE NAMED FUNCTIONS, not functions entered that will be
> input from a
dedicated
> functionlike the one we are talking about, BECAUSE the interpreter has no way
> of knowing
what
> user is going to enter in the <call-determining> function!!

If you mean that user supplies a function code at runtime, then yes, this would
require
an Eu-inside-Eu interpreter (I think there's a one in archives)

    Martin



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	name="test.ex"
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include get.e

procedure test1()
?1
end procedure

procedure test2()
?2
end procedure

sequence s
integer rid
while 1 do
	s= prompt_string(">")
	rid=routine_id(s)
	if rid=-1 then exit end if
	call_proc(rid, {})
end while
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