I am writing a Bytecode instrumenter. Right now, I am trying to find out how to do that in the presence of objects. I would like some clarifications on two lines I read in the JVMS (section 4.9.4):
{\"images\":[{\"id\":\"obj_0\",\"src\":\"background.jpg\",\"width\":\"640\",\"height\":\"480\"},{\"id\":\"obj_9\",\"src\":\"elements/pipe.png\",\"width\":50,\"height\":44,\"top\":196,\"left\":154,\"ro
My problem basically looks like this: module Foo class Bar def self.who self.class.to_s end end end class World < Foo::Bar
My problem is the comparision of two objects and the strings that they return (accessed through getters).
Can I make an Extension method for all the subclasses of System.Object (everything)? Example: <Extension>
I\'ve just discovered the way to create fake \'classes\' in javascript, but I wonder how you can store them and still get easy access to their functions in an IDE.
I know that by implementing iterable you can make an object able to be foreached over.I\'d like to take it further and make an object react like an array would in as many places as possible where an a
I have a page dynamically generated with javascript and it contains several input fields and a button.When I click the button, nothing happens...Is it because it is a javascript object and not a \"rea
Maybe this question is easy,but I can\'t understand now. String.prototype.self=function() { return this;
HTML: <input type=\"text\" id=\"priceperperson1\" name=\"priceperperson1\" /> <input type=\"text\" name=\"personsvalue1\" class=\"countme\" readonly=\"readonly\" />
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