"self" message/WhoAmI code that can be executed by a Notebook
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- Subject: [mg11820] "self" message/WhoAmI code that can be executed by a Notebook
- From: "Wendy Hartman" <wendytangoalephzero@worldnet.att.net>
- Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 02:28:38 -0500
- Organization: AT&T WorldNet Services
Functionality: I would like to have several notebooks, say foo.nb, bar.nb, and baz.nb, with a way of getting the notebook objects, say -foo-, -bar-, and -baz-, that correspond to the appropriate notebook. Each notebook would have some initialization code that would get it's own object and establish a global variable associating it's name and object. -------------------------------------------- Motivation: I would like to do some rule based programming using simple games to start with (even tic-tac-toe...) Notebook foo.nb would have my code, while notebook bar.nb would contain the game board and means for making moves. (Notebook bar.nb is just featherbedding at the moment.) -------------------------------------------- History: Remember OPS5? How about YAPS? (Yet Another Production System, from a researcher at the University of Maryland if I recall) -------------------------------------------- Thanks in advance, WendyTango (can never find a partner for a branle or bouree)