Hi Mansur,
Yes, the explanation seems to lie at the end of this line ...
print(car(x)), space(), print(cdr(x)), space(), print(val(This));
.. in traceIndent(int i, any x, char *s) in src/flow.c.
Thanks!
/Jon
On 11-11-10 04:38 , Mansur Mamkin wrote:
Hi Jon!
Maybe this will help: look at
Hi Jon,
Yes, the explanation seems to lie at the end of this line ...
print(car(x)), space(), print(cdr(x)), space(), print(val(This));
Right, this ('This') is where the object comes from.
I wanted to investigate this by replacing the '$' function involved by
one of my own, like this:
Hi,
I'm taking a closer look at the '$' low level trace function. In the
ref. I read that if a method is traced, it [the first argument] is a
cons pair of message and class. However, when I try this, I also get to
see a representation of the object, but I have trouble understanding
