Understanding "Bind Method" Topic is solved

[murataygun]

My script got messy and I'm rewiriting my whole script from the beginning. On the way i'm following OOP principles. I'm reading docs. Figuring out what is the best way. So i could'nt really understand how bind method works.

I've used somethin like this. But I have no idea how it works.

Can you guide me with a couple of sentences?

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IF (TELEMETRI) {
	;RutinCheck True/False
	rutinCheckFuncReferance := Func("Telemetri").Bind("rutinCheck")
	SetTimer, % rutinCheckFuncReferance, %TELEMETRI_INTERVAL%
}

[Chunjee]

I think of bind as glue. You glue a parameter to a function and can call it without the parameter later.

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boundFunc := Func("StrLen").bind("a parameter")
msgbox, % boundFunc.call()
; => 11

; same as
msgbox, % StrLen("a parameter")
; => 11

Now StrLen only takes one parameter; but bind can glue one or more parameters. So maybe you run into a situation where you know the first parameter is always the same, but the second parameter may be adjustable. you can bind that first parameter and supply the second as needed.

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boundFunc := Func("InStr").bind("Haystack")
msgbox, % boundFunc.call("0000") ; same as InStr("Haystack", "0000")
; => 0
msgbox, % boundFunc.call("Hay") ; same as InStr("Haystack", "Hay")
; => 1

In the code you posted; a timer is stared and calls the function with its parameter glues on. This is probably useful for scope since it doesn't have to have keep access to that parameter at the timer scope.

[murataygun]

Very clear. Thank you.