Anonamously referencing procedures within a class

[TheOneTrueGod]

I don't know if I used the terminology right there, but eh.

code:

class Stuff export WriteThis    procedure WriteThis (s : string)       put s    end WriteThis    procedure WriteFirstCharacter (s : string)       put s(1)    end WriteFirstCharacter end Stuff

Allright, now if I wanted to anonamously reference that procedure, is there any way to go about doing that?

code:

%Imaginary Syntax to show what I want to do var q : array 1..2 of procedure p (s : string) q(1) := Stuff.WriteThis q(2) := Stuff.WriteFirstCharacter

Is there any possible way to do this? I've tried creating a pointer to the class, and assigning q to the procedure that way, but it didn't work...

[HellblazerX]

I understand what you're asking. I believe what you're looking for is an abstract class, or an abstract procedure, however, since I've never looked into Turing classes, I'm not sure if they exist in Turing.

[Cervantes]

No, you can't do that. The reason being that those procedures only exist for instances of the Stuff class, not for the class itself.

What you're looking for is a module.

[TheOneTrueGod]

Darn. Thanks for your help man. A module wouldn't be useful in the instance I was asking this about. (Unfortunately, I forgot the instance I was trying to figure out a way around it for like a week, so I finally gave up and posted the question on here, for future reference, but I can't remember what the actual instance of it was...)