# port_vars.ludic — L3: a port member that takes nothing can be bound to a variable, `money: g_money`
# - the compiler writes the getter (bind_Purse_money) in the bind's own file - and a member that takes
# something is still bound to a function.
#
# Running it prints:  40 45 12
program PortVars {
  port Purse {
    money: fn() -> int
    price: fn(int) -> int
  }
  state PortVarsState {
    g_money: int = 40
  }
  let g_rate: int = 3
  function priced(n: int) -> int {
    return n * g_rate
  }
  bind Purse { money: PortVarsState.g_money, price: fn priced }
  entry (port_vars_st: mut PortVarsState) {
    let a = Purse.money()
    port_vars_st.g_money += 5
    print(`{a} {Purse.money()} {Purse.price(4)}`)
  }
}