If you read about cmpthese in the Perl Benchmark module\'s documentation, it states that cmpthese or timethese can be used with code in either text or subroutine references. The documentation seems to
This method works, but it works very slowly. I think one of the problems might be the \'eval\' statements in the add_by method.
I have a part of a debugging framework开发者_开发技巧 that needs to be able to run time eval objects.
I cant seem to get eval to return a boolean value for \'(4 > 5)\' Is this possible? If not how might I get this to work (without writing a parser)
I have class Foo which defines property Id. Class Bar inherits from Foo (class Bar : Foo). If I assign a List<Bar> to Repeater.DataSource then use Eval(\"Id\") in the ItemTemplate, the followin
A user is allowed to enter any mathematical equation they like (with one variable): x + 5 1 - x/2 (x/3) * (56/13)
I\'ve noticed that Exception.pm and Error.pm don\'t seem to be extensively used in the Perl communit开发者_如何学Pythony.Is that due to the large footprint of eval for exception handling?
Using JSlint to validate my javascript. I am getting an error sayi开发者_Python百科ng eval is evil! Why is this and is there an alternative I can use?
I ran tests in Firefox 3.6.11, if that matters, an开发者_如何学Pythond eval misbehaves in the context of call and apply. It somehow jumps over the current \'this\' object. Why?
I\'m trying to format the following: <%# Bind(\"TimeOfDay\",\"{0:HH:mm:ss}\") %> <%# Eval(\"TimeOfDay\",\"{0:HH:mm:ss}\") %>
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