On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 at 09:18:56 UTC, anonymous wrote:
On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 at 08:42:57 UTC, JR wrote:
On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 at 02:38:27 UTC, anonymous wrote:
Don't know what's going wrong there. It works for me:
http://dpaste.dzfl.pl/5c71f80e
My bad, I switched the wrong runner/&runner and in the wrong
direction. Thanks!
Any other protips?
For instance, is it possible to have MatrixWalker's F type to
have a default value of a NOP void function(), have the innermost
foreach loop check if the element is a function, and if so call
it directly without needing FuncRunner at all?
Also, is there a clever approach to have MatrixWalker call its
passed function variadically with only the arguments that its
signature allows? As in;
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import std.stdio;
import std.concurrency;
struct Event { /* ... type, sender, target, content and friends
... */ };
template MatrixWalker(F,E: E[I][T],I,T) {
// note addition of Event below
void applyFunc(ref Event evt, F func, E[I][T] matrix) {
/* ... Inception foreach ... */
func(evt, /* only the arguments of E, I and/or T that
type F accepts */);
}
}
const alias Blaawp MAJOR;
const alias Oorgle MINOR;
static void function(ref Event, MINOR)[MINOR][MAJOR]
funcyMatrix;
// note no MAJOR in func sig
void populate() {
/* ... */
}
void traverse() {
sendMessageAdapter = void function(ref Event evt, Tid) {
std.concurrency.send(tid, evt);
};
alias
MatrixWalker!(typeof(&sendMessageAdapter),typeof(funkyMatrix)).applyFunc
apply;
writeln("Traversing funcy matrix");
apply(&sendMessageAdapter, funkyMatrix);
}
void main(string[] args) {
populate();
traverse();
}
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That sounds too good to be true, but it would make me warm and
fuzzy inside if I didn't have to resort to keeping a dozen
adapter/shim functions around.
