While this method may be useful in itself, it is mostly relevant for the Golo runtime internals so as to allow calling "methods" on dynamic objects, as in:
# obj is some dynamic object... obj: foo("bar") println(foo: bar()) obj: define("plop", |this| -> "Plop!") println(obj: plop())@param property the name of a property. @param type the expected invoker type with at least one parameter (the dynamic object as a receiver). @return a method handle.
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