Scratch

markyparky56 wrote:

nXIII wrote:

johnnydean1 wrote:

yep

I'm not really sure what you meant here. I'll explain.

markyparky56 wrote:

As in places to put code?

As in unevaluated code. For example,

Code:

sandwich := [:bread :toppings | {'Bread: ', bread asString. 'Toppings: ', toppings asArray asString}].

This tells me how to make a sandwich (array with two strings, "Bread: bread_type" and "Toppings: toppings") with just the toppings and bread given. I can do this as many times as I want with whatever things I want by simply typing

Code:

sandwich value: 'bread' value: #(topping topping topping).
"or even"
sandwich value: self basicsize asString, ' different kinds!' value: {self. self class}.

However, to simply put

Code:

bread := 'Wheat'.
toppings := #(cheese lettuce tomato).
sandwich := {'Bread: ', bread. 'Toppings: ', toppings}.

would only give me one sandwich, and I wouldn't know how to make another one of a different type without doing all that again manually.

So its making a class?

No... it's like a BYOB lambda