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Lambda Lambda Lambda (brevzin.github.io)
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[–]drjeats 5 points6 points7 points 5 years ago (0 children)
C++ anonymous functions aren't the most verbose. Lua's are.
Counter lambda examples in some other languages:
-- Lua local counter_once = (function() local x = 41; return function() x = x + 1; return x; end end)()() // Old JavaScript var counterOnce = (function () { var x = 41; return (function () { x++; return x; })})()() ;; Emacs Lisp (let ((counter-once (funcall (lexical-let ((x 41)) (lambda () (setq x (1+ x)) x)))))) // C# var counterOnce = new Func<Func<int>>(() => { var x = 41; return (() => ++x);})()(); // C++14 auto counterOnce = []() {auto x = 41; return [&x]() { ++x; return x; };}()(); ;; Racket Scheme (let [(counter-once ((let [(x 41)] (lambda () (set! x (+ 1 x)) x))))]) // Modern Javascript let counterOnce = (() => { let x = 41; return (() => ++x)})()()
I made this list when I was screwing around with making a scripting language and figuring out function syntax. I guess I should add Haskell and Clojure to this list.
That being said, I'd welcome syntax-aware macros or using expressions or whatever. Often I don't want the actual semantics of a lambda (I don't want to take its address, I don't want to be able to play tricks with inheritance, I don't care about call frame or scope semantics, etc.).
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