More complete question is, given a dependency that expects a callback as a parameter, how do I write a unit test that covers the callback logic and still manage to mock up the dependency?
I seem to be observing at least one case where a callback function passed to a jQuery effect function will execute repeatedly if there\'s an error while it\'s executing.
I have an Xcode4 (OSX 10.6.7)app using USB and therefore including C callback functions that are defined outside the @implementation context. That works well, but I cannot see the output I inserted wi
This may sound a bit unusual, I\'ve never needed to use square bracket notation in this way before, and racking my brains I can\'t think of a way to produce the desired outcome.
I have created a WCF service which has a callback. I have created a sample client which will subscribe to these callbacks. I have been using the ListBasedPublishSubscribe sample as a base for this. Ho
I have a JavaScript class that handles queries to a local DB (on a WebOs device). Now what I want to do is, create a model with all my basic queries to simplify my code.
I try to understand whats happening within this code: (This is said to be a very effective way for solving chained callbacks)
I have an array of call backs like this void (*callbacks[n])(void* sender) and I\'m wondering which one of these codes will preform faster :
I have a DWR bean class which i can reference through JavaScript. I also have a function called getWritableContactSQL in that class as
So, I have a page that uses callbacks. When I attach VS10 debugger to IIS and set breakpoint in Page_Load() handler, app stops on breakpoint each 30 seconds, which is of course correct. Yet when sessi
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