Ok, this is a bit of a pedantic question but I\'d like to make sure I\'m understanding the definition correctly. Is the closure moniker used to describe anonymous functions that can lift variables in
I\'m a web developer, but lots of folks are looking for slightly more advanced skills and understanding closures seems to be at the forefront of this.
I have this code function getSelectData(id) { jQuery(id).change(function () { var value=\'\'; jQuery(id+\" option:selected\").each(function () {
I needed to create dynamic breadCrumbs that must be realized automatically by the application. So I have the following structure in the URL for navagation:
I\'m writing an application where Tags are linkable and there\'s a need to retrieve the entire chain of linked Tags. Self-reference is not allowed. Running the following code ends up with some very st
I am trying to implement a memoized Fibonacci number function, and I am running into a compile error that I can\'t sort out.The following code is what I have so far.
I\'ve been asking a few questions on this topic recently, so I feel it appropriate to link up the associated question(s).
Let\'s say I have these two functions: function fnChanger(fn) { fn = function() { sys.print(\'Changed!\'); }
I have a JavaScript singleton object created with closure method: /** * This is the singleton. * * @namespace window.Something.Singleton
I want to do this in Javascript: function Z( f ) { f(); } function A() { this.b = function() { Z( function () { this.c() } );
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