Turning a user-defined function into a 'dot' function

[hazel-ra]

I have a user-defined function called unclip. It makes sure there isn't any popping when you join two clips together.

I use it thusly:
scene1 = unclip(trim( 0, 1001 ) )


However, I'm wondering if there's a way I can make it work like other functions where you can append its call to a scene itself.

Like this:

Scene1.unclip

?

[Gavino]

You don't need to do anything extra - it should work just as you wrote it.

Scene1.unclip is (means) the same thing as unclip(Scene1)

EDIT: Note that this still doesn't change Scene1 itself. If that's what you want, you need to reassign the result back to Scene1:

Scene1 = Scene1.unclip

[hazel-ra]

Gee, you think I would have simply tried it!
:p
:stupid:

[hazel-ra]

Also, is there a term for the syntax of the .appendage way of referencing functions?

[Gavino]

It's usually referred to as O-O notation (meaning object-oriented),
as used in languages like C++.