I\'m playing around with Haskell at the moment and thus stumbled upon the list comprehension feature.
Jquery-tmpl seems to call functions you attach to item multiple times. JSfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/abQwc/2/
I\'m trying to figure out how I can have a javascript function privately track the number of times it has been called. The objective is to be able to query this value in the console during debugging b
This bit of Python does not work: def make_incrementer(start)开发者_如何转开发: def closure(): # I know I could write \'x = start\' and use x - that\'s not my point though (:
I have a case where I want to call a method n times, where n is an Int. Is there a good way to do this in a \"functional\" way in Scala?
my code : var n; function f(){ var v = \"kevin\"; n = function(){ return v; } } execute i开发者_如何学JAVAn FireBug:
another question concerning javascricpt closures. I have a global \"settings object\". Is it better to use it from within functions in global scope or pass the object every time a function needs to ac
What is the best way to dynamically create classes in CoffeeScript, in order to later instantiate objects of them?
the question is pretty similar to this thread Javascript..totally lost in this tutorial. fu开发者_开发百科nction findSequence(goal) {
I have this countdown fiddle here I would LIKE to make the following work in an onload but I obviously have a problem with closures