From your code, function g takes a string parameter and returns a string. I suggest you create a class module called IStringFunction to act as the definition of an interface that all functions will support, thus:
Class Module: IStringFunction
Public Function Evaluate(ByVal s As String) As String
End Function
Then, create a couple of example functions implementing this interface:
Class Module: HelloStringFunction
Implements IStringFunction
Public Function IStringFunction_Evaluate(ByVal s As String) As String
IStringFunction_Evaluate = "hello " & s
End Function
Class Module: GoodbyeStringFunction
Implements IStringFunction
Public Function IStringFunction_Evaluate(ByVal s As String) As String
IStringFunction_Evaluate = "goodbye " & s
End Function
...and finally, some test code to exercise the functions:
(Standard) Module: Test
Sub Test()
Dim oHello As New HelloStringFunction
Dim oGoodbye As New GoodbyeStringFunction
MsgBox Evaluate(oHello, "gary")
MsgBox Evaluate(oGoodbye, "gary")
End Sub
Private Function Evaluate(ByVal f As IStringFunction, ByVal arg As String) As String
Evaluate = f.Evaluate(arg)
End Function
Note that the class implementing the interface must have methods named <Interface>_<Method>
as in the example above, not just <Method>
as you'd expect.
Download the simple demo or intermediate demo here
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