Hi,
Howdy Ladislav:
In this example you posted:
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>> block1: [do func[f [any-function!]] [print "OK"] func [x] [print
"OK"]]
== [do func [f [any-function!]] [print "OK"] func [x] [print "OK"]]
>> block2: [do func [f [any-function!]] [print "OK"]]
== [do func [f [any-function!]] [print "OK"]]
>> append block2 :f
== [do func [f [any-function!]] [print "OK"] func [x][print "OK"]]
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What is the :f that you are appending above? It is not
refered to elsewhere in your example.
-jeff
[L]
I think you can see f either in block2 or in block1
I give you another example:
Your composite function:
composite: func ['f 'g][func [x] compose [(f) (g) x]]
f: func [x [any-function!]] ["OK"]
g: func [x] [:x]
x: func [x] ["OK"]
fg: composite f g
[correcting the typo:]
>> result: fg :x
** Script Error: x is missing its x argument.
** Where: result: fg x
Trivia question:
What is the correct result?
Ladislav
