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| def i := 0; | def i := 0; | ||
| def mapped[tbl.length] { | def mapped[tbl.length] { | ||
| - | | + | i := i+1; |
| + | clo( tbl[ i ] ) | ||
| }; | }; | ||
| } | } | ||
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| Control flow constructs are defined in the lexical root of AmbientTalk. The lexical root is an object containing globally visible native methods (i.e. it is the top-level environment). We have already seen in the previous sections examples of use of the foreach and if/then structures. A list of traditional control flow structures defined in AmbientTalk is shown below: | Control flow constructs are defined in the lexical root of AmbientTalk. The lexical root is an object containing globally visible native methods (i.e. it is the top-level environment). We have already seen in the previous sections examples of use of the foreach and if/then structures. A list of traditional control flow structures defined in AmbientTalk is shown below: | ||
| < | < | ||
| - | if: booleanCondition then: consequent | + | if: booleanCondition then: consequentClosure |
| - | if: booleanCondition then: consequent | + | if: booleanCondition then: consequentClosure |
| while: conditionClosure do: body | while: conditionClosure do: body | ||
| foreach: iteratorClosure in: table | foreach: iteratorClosure in: table | ||
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