I thought this was neat so I had to share it :-)
For BerkeleyDB I was running into a situation where I had to bitor a
bunch of constant values. The declarations look like:
: DB_CREATE HEX: 0000001 ; inline
: DB_FORCE HEX: 0000004 ; inline
...
etc...
So I would end up with code that looked like:
DB_CREATE DB_INIT_MPOOL bitor DB_INIT_TXN bitor DB_INIT_LOG bitor .....
Ugly! What I really wanted to do was treat the functions as constants
and put them in an array so I could do a reduce.
USING: kernel make words sequences ;
IN: arrays.const
: <const-array> ( seq -- seq )
[ [ dup word? [ execute ] [ ] if , ] each ] { } make ;
: const-reduce ( seq quote -- n )
[ <const-array> 0 ] dip reduce ;
Examples:
{ DB_CREATE DB_FORCE 23 } <const-array>
=> { 1 4 23 }
{ DB_CREATE DB_INIT_MPOOL DB_INIT_TXN DB_INIT LOG } [ bitor ] const-
reduce
=> 720897
Maybe something similar already exists? Either way it was fun writing
them :-)
Glenn
V. Glenn Tarcea
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