Given the following method that takes one argument: def foo(arg); p arg; end I can call it with an empty array:
I have the following data structure: {:file #<File /foo.bar>, :resolution {:width 1280, :height 1024}}
For a project, a developer sent us a JS file with code similar to this: var myList = [ 1, 2, 3 ]; var a, b, c;
I’d like to know if standard JS provides a way of splitting a string straight into a set of variables during their initial declaration. For example in Perl I would use:
I have a let statement in which I would like to dynamically destructure a list. The following is my solution:
I have a macro that takes a body: (defmacro bla开发者_高级运维h [& body] (dostuffwithbody))
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