Take in consideration this code: function a() { alert(this.variable); } b = new function() { this.variable = \"abc\";
I am working on a java project on Eclipse on win 7. Now, I was working on the same project before on a different eclipse version on Linux.So while working on the Linux system all was fine.All of the
I am doing Android programming and was learning about Intents, when I saw a constructor that, to my C# trained mind, seemed funky.The call was:
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Does anyone know if it is possible to have resharper force the use of the this keyword when it can be used? For fields and such...
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Basically what I\'m trying to achieve is to make the object reference another object of the same class - from inside of a method. It\'d be perfect if the following would work:
I want to do this in Javascript: function Z( f ) { f(); } function A() { this.b = function() { Z( function () { this.c() } );
say I create someObj like this var someObj = function(){ var self = this; //use this normally document.body.addEventListener(\'click\',function(){
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