I want to perform a deep copy on an object, does the clone function work to that extent, or do I have to create a function to physically copy it, and return a pointer to it? That is, I want
I am trying to create a shallow copy (new instance) of an object, without manually setting each field.This object is not a type I have the ability to modify, so I cannot go into the object and impleme
I couldn\'t seem to find quite what I\'m looking for in any other question. I am wondering if there is a way to clone an object and its DOM nodes. I have tried:
I kind of need some help with clone() in jQuery. So, the thing is this: I\'m doing some kind of drag&drop&sort that will work on touch devices. Everything is good except that when i clone an
I have to build an array of MyView instances (extends WebView). The only difference of each view is the content. So instead of recreating this each time I would like to create one MyView all other ins
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I have not found a solution to this and a new few set of eyes is needed to solve this issue. Basically you autocomplete search the vehicle and upon select a filter request is sent with json filling th
I need a semi-shallow copy of an object.Under my original design I used MemberwiseClone to catch all the simple stuff and then I specifically copied the classes to the extent that they needed to be co
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