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John Richards 1/02/2019 10:04:09 AM
The JEDI Review panel have decided not to proceed with this idea. However we are investigating other options which we feel will address the fundamental issue. thank you for your submission. Regards John R. FileVision UK Ltd 15/02/2018 4:30:56 AM The reason it came up most recently was because I wanted to get a collection group names from a collection of groups, and in C# I could do names = groups.Select(g => g.name); whereas in JADE I have to create a loop and add a variable. I know inline exception handlers have been brought up in a separate JEDI entry, I'm not sure if first-class functions would solve that but having to make a separate exception handler method is annoying, especially if it's only a couple lines. Ty Baen-Price 14/02/2018 3:28:35 PM To some degree you can achieve this with methods. The invokeMethod method will allow you to call an arbitrary method, passed as a Method object, and you can implement callbacks by using interfaces. Can you be more specific about what you want to do, and why? |
