Dear all, I am trying to overload the () operator in order to simulate executability of an object type. Basically, this is what I got: import Base: () Base.:()(L::Lagrangian{F}, q::Vector{G}, v::Vector{G}) where {F<:Real, G<:Real} eval(L, q, v) end and the first line fails with syntax: invalid…

Is this what you want? It sounds like it. function (L::Lagrangian{F})(q::Vector{G}, v::Vector{G}) where {F<:Real, G<:Real} eval(L, q, v) end See Methods · The Julia Language

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ess3sq June 27, 2021, 3:48pm 10

True enough, but should Multiple Dispatch not take care of it? Or did I understand that wrong?

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