On 26.05.2009, at 03:17, Andrew Wagner wrote:
> Seems straightforward enough. My difficulty though comes in trying
> to figure out how to write the winboard bit. I know how to do the
> IO stuff, that's pretty trivial. But, let's say I'm ready to ask
> the engine what move to make in a particular position. The engine
> itself should provide a function that takes a position and returns
> a move. But...and this is where my old OO mindset is probably
> kicking in...there's no way to do something like engine.getMove
> (position), and it does have "its own" functions.
>
> There is only one way I can think of: engine is itself a function.
> When run, it returns a map. One key in the map is, e.g., :get-move.
> The value at that key is the desired function. But...this seems
> rather hackish. I'm sure there's some obvious clojure-ish/lisp-ish
> way of doing this, and it's just not coming to me. Any suggestions?
What else do you want your engine to do? If its only task is to
return a move for a given position, then just make it a function of
position:
(defn engine [position] ...)
Konrad.
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