Re: Line graph selector with arguments

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Marcus, I think the method below will always have the variable
set by setIntVar be "10" -- the last time it was set -- when
getTime gets called.  Is that right?

I think the new release's method is both nifty and deranged.
For now, I will try to add a method to the swarm 1.4.1 source,
or do something ugly.  If you have better suggestion, please let
me know.

Thanks Marcus.

LM

> 
> Sorry, no.  Probably the easiest thing to do is munge the object:
> 
>   int i;
> 
>   for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) 
>     {
>       [self setIntVar: i];
>       [resultGraph createSequence: buf
>                      withFeedFrom: self 
>                       andSelector: M(getTime)];
>      }
> 
> Where -getTime looks at what -setIntVar: sets. 
> 
> Btw, the next release of Swarm will have an feature for creating closures.
> 
> This feature will facilitate the implementation of an andClosure:
> variant method.  The usage would be something like this:
>  
>   int i;
>   id fa = [[[FArguments createBegin: aZone] addInt: &i] createEnd];
>   id fc = [[[FCall createBegin: aZone]
>             setArguments: fa]
>             setMethod: M(getTime:) inObject: self];
>  
>   for (i = 0; i < 10; i++)
>     [resultGraph createSequence: buf withFeedFrom: self andClosure: fc];
> 
> Nifty or deranged?  You decide...
> 
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