Hi Bob,
You can't really make an alias for a message send using F-Script. However,
what you can do to avoid retyping a lengthy sequence of code is to factorize
it in a block. For instance, here is a block that will send your specific
"inspectWith:" message to the provided argument.
ins := [:inpectedObject | inspectedObject inspectWith:{#name, #address,
#salary}]
You can then execute the block by sending it a "value" message and providing
the required argument. For example:
ins value:(P at:P address = 'PARIS')
Best,
Phil
----- Original Message -----
From: bob ackerman
To: f-s...@li...
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 5:48 AM
Subject: [F-Script-talk] make an alias
i saw a nice command in the tutorial:
inspectWith:{#name, #address, #salary}
so i tried it with another command:
(P at:P address = 'PARIS') inspectWith:{#name, #address, #salary}
and it worked. good.
so i thought it would be nice to have an alias for it.
but i couldn't figure out how.
i tried putting it in a block:
ins := [inspectWith:{#name, #address, #salary}]
but that didn't work.
any way to make an alias for it?
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