Um, no...referencing a method object does not invoke the object. .METHODS
is just a directory, so you are just doing a lookup on the object. You
need to actually invoke the method using an object target like any other
method.
Rick
On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 2:37 PM, hakan <[email protected]>wrote:
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> /* rexx */
> Trace i
> Say .methods~HELLO
> Exit
> ::constant HELLO 'The computer says:'
> ---------
> Gives
> 3 *-* Say .methods~HELLO
> >E> .METHODS => "a Directory"
> >M> "HELLO" => "a Method"
> >>> "a Method"
> a Method
> 5 *-* Exit
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> I expected the say .methods~HELLO statement to return the value of the
> constant HELLO
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