make_z_ =: 0 !: 0 @ < for_effect_only_z_ =: monad def '''unspecified''' invalid_method_name_indicator_z_ =: 'unknown' root_object_z_ =: monad define ('method' ; 'value') =. 2 take y. if. method -: 'type' do. 'root object' else. 'In root object: ',method,': Invalid method name.' end. )
The following file is a definition of a stack object which inherits its printing method from a printing object.
NB. The stack object template which inherits a print method data =: '' stack_z_ =: monad def 0 ('method' ; 'value') =. 2 take y. if. method match 'type' do. 'stack' elseif. method match 'emptyp' do. 0 = tally data elseif. method match 'push' do. for_effect_only data =: (box value) , data elseif. method match 'top' do. if. 0 = tally data do. 'top: stack is empty' else. open first data end. elseif. method match 'pop' do. if. 0 = tally data do. 'pop: stack is empty' else. for_effect_only data =: rest data end. elseif. method match 'size' do. tally data elseif. method match 'print' do. if. 0 = tally data do. 'print: stack is empty' else. for_effect_only display 'top of stack' print 'print' ; box data end. elseif. 1 do. root_object method ; value end. )
The Printing object:
NB. The stack and queue print object print_z_ =: monad define ('method' ; 'value') =. 2 take y. if. method match 'type' do. 'print' elseif. method match 'print' do. while. 0 < tally value do. for_effect_only display open first value value =. rest value end. elseif. 1 do. base method ; value end. )
Following is an interactive session which makes a stack object, named s, and then pushes and pops items on the stack.
make_s_ 'stack1.object.ijs' stack_s_ <'type' stack stack_s_ <'size' 0 stack_s_ <'age' In root object: age: Invalid method name. stack_s_ 'push' ; i. 10 unspecified stack_s_ <'size' 1 stack_s_ 'push' ; 'Some text' unspecified stack_s_ <'size' 2 stack_s_ <'top' Some text stack_s_ <'print' top of stack Some text 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 stack_s_ <'pop' unspecified stack_s_ <'top' 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9