Looks super useful, thanks.
It looks like you let your example get out of date, here is a corrected
version
using Delegate
import Base: <, <=, +, *, - # later I get WARNING: module Main should
explicitly import < from Base if I don't import Base:
immutable AnInt
val::Int
end
int1 = AnInt(1)
int2 = AnInt(2)
@delegate_1field2vars AnInt val [ (<), (<=) ]; # returns <=
@traject_1field2vars AnInt val [ (+), (-), (*) ]; # returns *
int1+int2 # returns AnInt(3)
int1<int2 # returns true
# dont use the following, wrong number of arguments
#@delegate_1field2vars AnInt.val [ (<), (<=) ];
On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 4:18:50 AM UTC-6, Jeffrey Sarnoff wrote:
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> Pkg.clone("https://github.com/Jeffrey-Sarnoff/Delegate.jl";)
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>> using Delegate
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> import <, <=, +, *
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> immutable AnInt
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> val::Int
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> end
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> int1 = AnInt(1)
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> int2 = AnInt(2)
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> @delegate_1field2vars AnInt.val [ (<), (<=) ]; # plain results
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> @traject_1field2vars( MyInt, val, [ (+), (-), (*) ] ); # type
>> re-wrapped results
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> int1 < int2
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> true
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> int1 + int2
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> AnInt(3)
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> Also exports 2field versions and 1var versions.
> More examples are available in the README.md and in the tests.
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> This is built on the work of John Myles White and Toivo Hennigsson.
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