Anonymous methods

Well, just like anonymous functions, except you cannot use them outside structs/modules. An anonymous method will be converted to a method so it implicitly takes this in the arguments list.

Anonymous methods are always converted to a function pointer. You can call the struct's static and non-static members from anonymous methods.

library Test
{
    type IntFunc extends function(integer);
    struct abuse
    {
        IntFunc fn;
        string msg;

        method cantThinkOfAName()
        {
            fn = method()
            {
                BJDebugMsg(msg);
            }

            fn.evaluate(this);
        }
      
    }

}

Anonymous static methods: You may prefix anonymous methods with a static keyword, but that would just be an anonymous function in disguise.

Last modified: 16 October 2024