Are there any situations where a dispatch table, implemented as a hash of lambdas, might be as good, if not better, than over-riding Ruby\'s method_missing?I\'m asking because I used this technique to
I just got the grip on GWTP and the MVP, GIN and Dispatch. With dispatch there is a Handler class which defines what the action does and returns something accordingly.
I made alert informing user about saving action, i add it to view, save some image and dismiss alert. However it\'s not working in the way i hoped it would. Looking at code below ofc firstly in consol
I\'m trying to convince an S4 method to use an expression as an argument, but I always get an error returned. A trivial example that illustrates a bit what I\'m trying to do here :
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I found it interesting to read on one of the ways that you can do functional dynamic dispatch in sicp - using a table of type tag + name -> functions that you can fetch from or add to.
Many thanks towww.Flextras.com who has been helping me with this question the last couple of days, and I almost have it. I have a main.mxml, child.mxml and headermenu.mxml. I click a button on the hea
May I ask something about hooki开发者_开发知识库ng method in COM Distach Interface? Recently, I am making some utility which is kind of COM monitoring tool.
I have a design related question that I am trying to find an answer to. Here is the scenario. Suppose that you want to do something expensive (time-consuming) as a result of user input (e.g. loading
I am currently working with a drawing tool for a mapping API, and every time I double-click the mouse a map service will perform a measurement and display the length of the line that I am drawing.
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