Hello, I am kind of embarrased for asking, but I am. And, others from the
imperative/procedural world may ask the same questions. I am trying to
convert some code to factor, but am having an issue with understanding how
the stack works and how to manipulate and get values from it. Say, for
example; how would you convert this java code to factor. I have an idea, but
not 100%.
public class Test {
public static String myTestInit(String arg0) {
return "Testing: " + arg0;
}
public static String myTestWord(String arg1, String arg2, String
arg3, String arg4) {
System.out.println("Arg1: " + arg1);
System.out.println("Arg2: " + arg2);
System.out.println("Arg3: " + arg3);
System.out.println("Arg4: " + arg4);
return "myTestWord";
}
public static String myTestDriver(String arg2, String arg3, String
arg4) {
String res = myTestInit(null);
myTestWord(res, arg2, arg3, arg4);
return "myTestDriver";
}
public static void main(String [] args) {
myTestDriver("Two", "Three", "Four");
}
}
! Without the print statements
! If you want, could you put the 'prints' in there? hehe
: my-test-init ( x -- str )
"Testing: " ;
: my-test-word ( x y z a -- str )
"myTestWord" ;
: my-test-driver ( y z a -- str )
[ f my-test-init ] y z a my-test-word ;
--
Berlin Brown
berlin dot brown at gmail dot com or
bbrown at botspiritcompany dot com
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