protected KOSDelegate(KOSDelegate oldCopy)
{
Cpu = oldCopy.Cpu;
PreBoundArgs = new List<Structure>();
InitializeSuffixes();
foreach (Structure ca in oldCopy.PreBoundArgs)
PreBoundArgs.Add(ca);
}
protected KOSDelegate(KOSDelegate oldCopy)
{
Cpu = oldCopy.Cpu;
PreBoundArgs = new List<Structure>();
InitializeSuffixes();
foreach (Structure ca in oldCopy.PreBoundArgs)
PreBoundArgs.Add(ca);
}
/// <summary>
/// This returns a new variant of the delegate that has the first
/// parameters hardcoded. If you call :bind(1,2,3) on a delegate that takes 5 arguments, you get
/// a variant of the delegate that now only takes the lastmost 2 arguments, with the first two
/// having been hardcoded to 1,2,3.
/// This is actually the technique known as "partial function application" in C#'s terms.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args">the arguments to be hardcoded at the front of the list of arguments, going left to right</param>
/// <returns>a delegate that now takes fewer arguments, just the leftover ones that weren't hardcoded</returns>
public KOSDelegate Bind(params Structure[] args)
{
KOSDelegate preBoundDel = Clone();
foreach (Structure arg in args)
{
preBoundDel.AddPreBoundArg(arg);
}
return(preBoundDel);
}
