There have been many threads that correspond to this topic. What’s the current state of closures in Java?
I want to let users supply a groovy class with a property that is a file-selector closure which I pass on to AntBuilder\'s \'copy\' task:
I\'ve been reading on the new features of PHP 5.3, and one of the major features are closures. Unless I\'m very badly mistaken, the PHP developers are either:
I\'m trying to get Intellisense to correctly work f开发者_开发问答or closure. As a plugin author, I always use a closure to create an isolated environment for my plugin code:
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I am trying to dynamically build a list of admin actions using the get_actions() method on a ModelAdmin. Each action relates to a particular instance of another model, and as new instances may be adde
There are many SO posts related to this, but I am asking this again with a different purpose I am trying to understand why closures are important and useful. One of things that I\'ve read in other SO
I remember hearing about a general optimization problem that relates to function closures, stating that in general it\'s difficult to optimize the creation of a closure using only stack-based memory m
I\'ve got into the habit of using Closures everywhere I can in place of regular methods, even when I don\'t need access to free variables. So, I will use this:
I may have made some poor design choices on this one. I have several objects being instanced like this.
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