[sc-users] let type statements in SC?

[Michael Theodore <michael.theodore@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,
I do the following in lisp all the time:

(let ((joe 2)(momma 1))
(defun blah (armyboots)
    (* joe momma armyboots)))

Looking over some work I've started, I'm realizing that being able to do so
in SC would help me reuse a fair amount of code. Is there a suave way to
bind variables and functions within protected environments inside of
programs? While this doesn't work, I'm looking to do something like:

(
var f1, f2;
    (
        var harry = 30
        f1 = { arg bill;
        bill * harry};
    )
    (
        var harry = 40
        f2 = { arg bill;
        bill * harry};
    )
)
,
where each harry is bound to a separate environment enclosing each of the
functions.
If this isn't possible, is there a way to have function variables
have initial values without having to call the function with a special
argument depending upon whether one is initializing or not?
If none of this is clear, I apologize and blame the sake......
thanks,
Michael