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Note: Deprecated!

The thunk to .Net is finally working:

So it’s now possible to call static functions that take value types as argument and/or as return type.  In this example, I am calling the standard System.IO.File.Copy function to copy a file on my disk. Exceptions are also supported, as you can see from the first line, when I am trying to copy a non existing file. The output comes from the exception generated by the copy. Note that you can specify the arguments in different ways. In this example, I am using the ‘to’ word. ‘From’ would also be recognized. Both determine the extraction order of the arguments.

At the moment, I have hardcoded this extraction of the function arguments for the ‘copy-verb’ manually. The idea is to change it to something more general that can work for any .net function using some meta data of the function (like which neuron to send to which output, how to recognize the arguments, how many arguments,…). I’m not there yet though. First some finishing touches to the designer, so I can trace some neuron/memory leaks. After that I’ll probably do a new release, so you can play a bit.

Oh, and it’s still way to hot outside