Dan Sugalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Time to nail down some method syntax for IMCC. So, what I'd like (and > this is open to discussion) is:
> Calling a method: > object.variable(pararms) Ok. > object."literal name"(params) A currently already implemented variant is: object.label(params) where label is an unquoted string. I'll do the other two variants tomorrow, if they aren't done - seems simple now:) > Method declarations: > .pcc_sub foo prototyped, method > .param pmc foo > .param pmc bar > .end > That is, you add a method on the end of the sub declaration line. If > you do so, the local self refers to the object pmc register. (I am OK > with unconditionally doing this, in which case we should define some > other guaranteed aliases) alternative syntax: .self me # declare PMC P2 as var me so .pcc_sub foo prototyped, method is .pcc_sub foo prototyped ... .self self which is actually .local pmc self self := P2 leo
