Apologies for the double (now triple) posting. Passing the function as an
argument as well, that becomes:
function f1(f, args...)
@show args
new_args = [modify(arg) for arg in args]
f(new_args...)
end
function f2(a, b)
@show a, b
end
f1(f2, 2, 3.5)
El sábado, 16 de mayo de 2015, 18:36:42 (UTC-5), David P. Sanders escribió:
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> El sábado, 16 de mayo de 2015, 18:26:48 (UTC-5), Eka Palamadai escribió:
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>> I am trying to write a function f1 that takes a function f2 and arguments
>> of f2 as parameters,
>> modifies some arguments of f2, and calls f2 with the modified arguments.
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>> function f1(f2::Function, args...)
>> #iterate through the args and modify some of the contents of args
>> f2(args)
>> end
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> Depending on what you mean by "modifying", you don't need metaprogramming
> for this.
> For example:
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> modify(x::Int) = 2x
> modify(x::Float64) = 3x
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> function f1(args...)
> new_args = [modify(arg) for arg in args]
> f2(new_args...)
> end
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> function f2(a, b)
> @show a, b
> end
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> f1(2, 3.5)
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> This gives
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> David.
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>> Any suggestions on how to do this?
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>> Thanks.
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