[chuck-users] is there a way of doing "callbacks" ( i.e. passing function as argument to be called later ) ?

[henrique matias]

Man, long time i didn't get that excited with programming stuff ( this year
i'll make 15 years of programming ) - like programming shit instead of
sleeping, the day my boss/coworkers start to find my late posts in the
chuck list i'll be probably fired! HAHA

Hopefully i'll be able to do some push requests to the project in this year
( i have some unfinished projects in the priority + dayjob ).

Completely changing the direction of the conversation, i know some
instituions sometimes give sponsor$hip for a period of development in open
source software, did anybody from chuck team tried that ?

happy chucking

On 23 May 2012 00:14, Kassen <signal.automatique at gmail.com> wrote:

> >
> > > Is there anyway for "evaluating" a string to chuck code in order to do
> > > dynamic calls ( like javascript "eval" function for instance ) ?
> >
> > You might be able to hack this by writing to a temp file and
> Machine.add'ing it.
> >
>
> Indeed. These are valid things to desire, Lisp and its decendants are
> alive, fun and well still (or finally, one might argue)... but I feel
> compelled to point out that this is the direction where old maps would
> write "here be dragons" and modern games would have you encounter 3
> health items and a save-point.
>
> Carry on ;-)
> Kas.
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