I\'d like to store some properties in a static closure and later access them during a method call: class Person {
I\'m working with IE7 and some jQuery dialogs and I\'m running into about a 6meg leak per dialog opened. I\'m assuming it\'s to do with closures, but so far everything I\'ve done to remove them haven\
I\'m wondering about JScript.NET private variables. Please take a look on the following code: import System;
For some reason, I tend to associate closures with functional languages. I believe this is mostly because the discussions I\'ve seen concerning closures is almost always in an environment that is focu
It maybe sleep deprivation but I cannot understand why this isn\'t working. I want the onclick to return the value of i from a for loop that created the element and applied the event handler. Have put
I just picked up a new book on ASP.NET and AJAX and in it there is a sample like this: Person = function(firstName) {
Last days, I am struggling to understand closures. I am very big fan of C# so my main testbed is this language, so I would like to learn about it\'s closure support. As I studied and experimented, I f
If I define a closure in Groovy def c = {println \"foo\"} I can invoke it using either c() or c.call() AFAIK, these two are identical. However, I recently discovered a third way
Closures are an incredibly useful language feature.They let us do clever things that would otherwise take a lot of code, and often enable us to write code that is more elegant and more clear.In Python
Ok, i have a need to be able to keep track of value type objects which are properties on another object, which cannot be done without having those properties implement an IObservable interface or simi
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