Hm... interesting idea. The main point seems to be unifying the sub declarations and the dispatch table. In the first example, you declare subs, then create a dispatch table for them, then dispatch. In the second, you declare subs, and essentially use the symbol table as a dispatch table.
You could also do the opposite, which is to create the subs as part of the dispatch table:
my %dispatch = (
foo => sub {},
bar => sub {},
baz => sub {},
qux => sub {},
);
if( exists $dispatch{ $method } )
{
$dispatch{$method}->();
}
);
Or am I missing the point?
(It's entirely possible. I should be asleep right now.)
Once it's Turing complete, everything else is just syntactic sugar.
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