Re: Operator overloading?

On Thu, 25 Jul 2024 9:06:03 +0000, mhx wrote:
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DO you mean something like the below? The code stays the
same but it is possible to choose a different type of
variable (from BYTE to arbitrary precision).
...
0-VALUE        GLOCAL t0
LET SQRT(1/3): GLOCAL ti1
LET SQRT(1/3): GLOCAL ti2
...
LET t0=6*ti1*2^DOUBLE[I]:

I gather the (integer) 6 is autoconverted. Why not I as well?

LET ti1 = (SQRT(ti1*ti1+1)-1)/ti1:
LET ti2 = ti2/(SQRT(ti2*ti2+1)+1):

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Thank you! Yes, something like that.
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If I understand correctly, the intelligence is within LET
which decides which operator matches the type of the operands.

Can you use global VALUEs (or even VARIABLEs) within LET?
Or does it only work with local types?