So it seems that Point defines a special form of List i.e. inherits from List (object?) and overrides index processing?
I find it slightly strange to use an operator in a variable definition. However I see that Path, and Image are used in a similar way i.e.complex variable type definitions. The language reference needs fleshing out.
Perhaps this is what the following quote from the dictionary means
I find it slightly strange to use an operator in a variable definition. However I see that Path, and Image are used in a similar way i.e.complex variable type definitions. The language reference needs fleshing out.
Perhaps this is what the following quote from the dictionary means
Hard going for a Xtalk programmer!Note: In a subsequent update you will be able to define record types (named collections of values - like structs in C) and handler types (allowing dynamic handler calls through a variable - like function pointers in C).
Statistics: Posted by Simon Knight — Thu Jul 18, 2024 9:05 pm — Replies 3 — Views 112