My experience with Unicon has been that, while function names are full-fledged (Un)icon values, method names are not. This makes sense, in a way, since a class has no existence till you instantiate it (I am rationalizing after the fact here . . .).

Steve Wampler wrote:

(Note that any non-call reference of a method name produces
similar errors:  replacing the 'add("help", help)' line
with just:

f := help

generates an error, even if f isn't dereferenced elsewhere.)







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