Or:
1. Allow a factory for Class.
2. Make Method contain the full body contents as a list of statements, and give them a factory as well.
Then it's a matter of reasonable constructor syntax.
1. Allow a factory for Class.
2. Make Method contain the full body contents as a list of statements, and give them a factory as well.
Then it's a matter of reasonable constructor syntax.
With lisp, there's no difficulty mapping:
int main(int x) {foo()} Method m = new Method(return:=new Type(int),
args := new ArgList(
new Arg(new Type(int),
new Name("x"))),
body := new Block(The syntax tree is apparent from the syntax.
(+ 1 2 (* 3 4))
'(+ 1 2 (* 3 4))