On 29.09.2010, at 12:03, jon jonsen wrote:
Hello, this is the first time I use this site and I wonder where I can see the posted questions or a chat or something...
This is a mailing list. You get answers by email.
For this one I cc'ed you directly, to you should get it twice - once from the mail server, once directly.
My question is about the method "perform: with:". One can write "2+3" as "2 perform: #+ with: 3", where #+ becomes a object. Now I want to write another form of "2+3" where "perform: with:" is a object. I tried things like
2 perform: #(perform: #+) with: 3
2 perform: #(perform: #+ with) with: 3
2 perform: #(#perform: #+ #with) with: 3.
But all that is more like try and error and I dont have a idea how "perform " really works.
2 perform: #perform:with: with: #+ with: 3
where "#perform:with:" is the selector you want to perform and "#+" and "3" are the two arguments to it.
- Bert -