It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical andcannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clari
I have a JavaScript question. Let me quote from the book \'Learning jQuery\', page 389-390. The question concerns Closures.
Based on some code in a lecture by Doug Crockford, I\'ve created this. var isAlphaUser = (function() {
This is perhaps a half-baked idea, but can I copy the environment of an expression?Consider the following example:
I\'m debugging a bit of Javascript that was suffering from a little closure trouble - but don\'t seem to be able to pass the \"event\" argument into the function.
Is it possible to unit test javascript functions that exist within a closure, so for example, given the following:
I am trying to intercept a method through a proxy class and am getting a TargetException \"Object does not match target type\". I believe this is similar to what a framework like PostSharp does, but I
Normally, I see function closure achieved by the form var closedF = (function() { return function(){/* return value */}
I\'m trying to invisibly swap one library for another but only for a given scope. Here\'s a simplified sketch of the problem. x represents the old 开发者_Go百科preexisting library, y represents the ne
var name = function(n) { var digits = [\'one\',\'two\',\'three\',\'four\']; return digits[n]; } var namenew = (function() {
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