How do I assign a normal return value of a function to a pointer? For example, I want to assign the return value of this static member function:
I am working on a delegate class that controls several views, and find myself switching between updating properties in the delegate and returning values from methods. What is the proper way to do this
How do I write a method which returns a primitive datatype value when inside the method it has an if statement which returns a different datatype depending on the result?
I am doing a code review, and have found alot of code with the following format: public MyResponse MyMethod(string arg)
I\'m using goMap and I\'m trying to add a function inside it, but I cannot get it to return when the function is called. If I use alert() inside the function, it has the values I need it that should b
I have a (hopefully quite simple) Javascript problem. I\'ve search but found nothing that is really relevant to the problem.
I have a couple of functions. Basically a menu where a user can choose 1-n different options, and each of those options have a function associated with them. In this example it\'s been dumbed down.
I\'m new to objects in javascript and I\'m having some problems with the following code. var Color = function(color){
My model has a function 开发者_JS百科that should run 2 different queries. Ideally I would like it to return 2 different vars (1 from each query) that would be available to my controller.
I\'ve read many posts here regarding this issue, with great solutions, however, none of them seem to work in my case.