I hope all of you will be okay I will set fixed-point Y-connector in the harbor I'm implementing and I'm having some trouble with it. Well, the Y-connector can be defined as lambda-calculus :
Y = (λh.λF.F (λ x. (( H (h))) (f)) (x)) (λh.λF.F (λ x. ((H) (f)) (x)))
Function Wiemam (BF, unchecked) Local xAnswer if! LCache; LCache: = {}; Andif return {| Arg | IIF (ACHES [ARG]; / * then * / ACHCH]; / * Otherwise * / ACHACH [ARG]: =; EWAL (EWAL (BWF, {NN. EWAL (EWAL (YMM, BF, ACHT) Actually, I can not use the statement in the blocks, but I can use the expression and it works just fine. . I am avoiding an infinite recurrence and the range is going from 0 to infinity. By this time, it's just compiled properly, but when I'm trying to use a variable of an external block, harbor kicks me in the face!
To check the implementation of the Wi-Connectator, I try to apply a general inequality of the Fibonacci sequence, but when I return a block that receives a parameter G
And returns a block which returns a parameter N
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BKM is unavailable for me and the compiler says that "external codeblock variable is out of reach" .
main functional bFib: = YMem ({| G | | | | | N | | IIF (n == 0, 1, IIF (n = 1 1, 1, Eval (g) N-1) + EVAL (G, N - 2)));}}})
This will also allow me to make blocks. My question is how can an external variable be used inside a block in the harbor
In Harbor, Clipper and XBase-based programming languages can refer to variables of the block, never blocks. Blocks are not closed We can make those local stones and use them in internal blocks:
Function TestOper Scope Local AAAA Local Bad: = {| A. ACCA: = A, {| B ACCA + B}} Eval (bAdd, 10), 20)
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