Yet another request ;).
you have a complex function that returns a result...
there no problem, my problem I would like to be able to put in a "[] const u8" the name of this function... everything is in a console type interactive, there still no problem, how to do without putting in hard the name of the call to this function with a return... i'm doing this in nim-lang
the desired result: the person clicks on the area , and a table is displayed with a choice (a combo).
Maybe I'm confused, the idea is to retrieve the value and what call automatically through a function this function.
Schematically.
var callQuery= Table[string, proc(fld : var FIELD)]
proc TblCountry(fld: var FIELD) =
...
return fld
callQuery["TblCountry"] = TblCountry
program :
switch ....
val => callQuery[value) here I am getting the requested value and returning the combo choice....
I hope the google translation is clear...
To learn Zig-lang I convert my designer written under Nim-lang I advance well your subjects contributes to it.
Yet another request ;).
you have a complex function that returns a result...
there no problem, my problem I would like to be able to put in a "[] const u8" the name of this function... everything is in a console type interactive, there still no problem, how to do without putting in hard the name of the call to this function with a return... i'm doing this in nim-lang
the desired result: the person clicks on the area , and a table is displayed with a choice (a combo).
Maybe I'm confused, the idea is to retrieve the value and what call automatically through a function this function.
Schematically.
var callQuery= Table[string, proc(fld : var FIELD)]
proc TblCountry(fld: var FIELD) =
...
return fld
callQuery["TblCountry"] = TblCountry
program :
switch ....
val => callQuery[value) here I am getting the requested value and returning the combo choice....
I hope the google translation is clear...
To learn Zig-lang I convert my designer written under Nim-lang I advance well your subjects contributes to it.
zig.news/david_vanderson/function-...
Does this answer your question? Let me know if I misunderstood.