I\'m doing some homework, and having a hard time understanding closure开发者_运维问答s. This is in relation to boolean algebra mostly, not any specific programming language.
I am trying to generate dynamically the onclick event handlers of the cells of a flexigrid-generated table:
I\'ve seen programmers assign events listeners inside loops, using the counter. I believe this is the syntax:
I\'m in the process of writing a C# Wicket implementation in order to deepen my understanding of C# and Wicket.One of the issues we\'re running into is that Wicket makes heavy use of anonym开发者_如何
I can see some of the benefits of closures, such as how they can have their place in simplifying existing libraries and making some future design easier and more efficient.
This question is based on the answer given by one of my favourite posters Mehrdad Afshari in this question about closure.
I was reading this question, and read this response This is actually a fantastic feature. This lets you have a closure that
In Javascript, I would like开发者_开发问答 to define a class with an inner (or nested) class.Within the inner class I\'d like to be able to get access to the parent instance. How can I do this efficie
Groovy is a wonderful language that offers lots of different choices. In thinking ab开发者_开发知识库out unit tests, when does it make sense to use an Expando
I have code that looks like this: for( var i=0; i<10; i++ ) { var someClickableObject = new Object();
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