I am trying to get an object inside the onclick event handler function. But it is not working the way I expect it to.
I have a Problem accessing an Object function using \"this\". In case of the below example (which is simplified, because I cannot supply actual code due to various reasons) the function call this._get
I\'m trying to understand whats happening here. I\'m writing some unit tests for asynch\'d remoting code
I think I have a fundamental misunderstanding here. Why does the test fail? public static class ObjectExtensions
Update: Well, now I\'ve gone and done it: I filed a bug report with Microsoft about this, as I seriously doubt that it is correct behavior. That said, I\'m still not 100% sure what to believe regardin
If I write test = { println(\"Hello world\"); } That creates a closure in a variable called test that I can invoke with test();
One of the first things I try to learn in an unfamiliar programming language is how it handles closures. Their semantics are often intertwined with how the language handles scopes and various other tr
It is my understanding that the default ClassLoader used in Java (and thus, Clojure) holds on to pointers to any anonymous classes created, and thus, onto lambdas and closures. These are never garbage
My grails Unit Test mocks out the MailService using an Expando and redefining the sendMail method. The original code uses a static constant called EMAIL_SUBJECT without a prefix. However, when I run t
(function开发者_开发百科 () { var x = 1; return { f: function (x) { alert(x); } }; }()).f(2); Suppose I don\'t want to rename either variable. There is no way to, from within f, access the variable
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