Jonathan Worthington wrote:
and I'm trying to find a sub/method by knowing the types but not having
arguments that would be seen as that type (e.g. null won't ever be seen
as a particular type). So I think this doesn't really help.
Well, you could use the 'long names' of the multi subs directly. These
are of course not standardized, but they exist:
$ cat mm.pir
.sub main :main
.local pmc ns, it
.include "interpinfo.pasm"
ns = interpinfo .INTERPINFO_NAMESPACE_ROOT
it = iter ns
loop:
unless it goto done
$S0 = shift it
print $S0
print "\n"
goto loop
done:
.end
.sub foo :multi('Foo', string)
.end
.sub foo :multi('Foo', pmc)
.end
...
foo_@'Foo'[EMAIL PROTECTED]
foo_@'Foo'[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(It seems that your quoted names would need some quote-stripping prior
to storing, though :)
Jonathan
leo
