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I was following some examples on F# Wikibook on High Order Functions .
Second code snippet under title, Composition Function has following code snippet.
#light open System let compose f g x = f (g x) let xSquared x = x*x let negXPlusFive x = -x/2.0 + ...
Started by Sung Meister on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
> let inline xSquared x = x*x;; val:Foo * y:Foo -> string end val a : Foo > xSquared a;; val it : string = "82"
Just open prim.
That works on floats, ints, etc., -- any type with a * operator .
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I have the following script at the end of my page:
<script type="text/javascript"> jQuery.noConflict(); jQuery(function() { jQuery('#optElem').change(function(){ jQuery.post('http://example.com', { 'id1': 1, id2 : jQuery(this).val() }, function(...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You need.
The val() only works on HTML input elements ( input , select , textarea , button ).
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Public static string DictToQueryString(Dictionary<string, string> data) { string querystring = ""; foreach (string key, string val in data) querystring += key + "=" + val + "&"; return querystring; }
How i foreach?
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}", pair.Key, pair.Value); } return queryString.ToString(); }
I believe this is what you're looking querystring = ""; foreach (string key in data.Keys) { string val = data[key]; querystring += key + "=" + val + "&"; } return....
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I can implement a def with a val where the def takes no arguments:
trait T { def foo: Int } class C(val foo: Int) extends T
Why can this not be extended to implementing a def taking N args to a val which is a FunctionN ? I want it possible to implement...
Started by oxbow_lakes on
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Can, using abbreviated syntax, create a val that applies an operation:
val expensive = (p: (Int) => Boolean) => { val l = List(1,2,3,4) l filter p } scala> expensive(_<3) res1: List[Int probably want the list to be stored....
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I would like to know if I can use the following JQuery function on a item id located inside a JQuery Dialog.
$('#idofmyfield').val()
Didn't return anything.
Started by mnml on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
($('#idofmyfield').val()); } });
You may need to adjust your selector id to the markup that is generated.</p> </div> </div>
maybe do this:
$('div.ui-widget-content > #idofmyfield').val.
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I have seen conflicting advice on whether the following code is better
def function(): ret_val = 0 if some_condition(): ret_val = 2 else: ret_val = 3 return ret_val
or whether this is better:
def function(): if some_condition(): return 2 else: return ...
Started by habitue on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Your example often is rewritten as
....
Or use another a return statement in the middle of the function - in particular, if it is an early exit.
An accumulator variable and an explicit return ret_val at the end when coding in Python.
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I have an object called ValueBox that I created like this:
function ValueBox(params) { ... $.extend(true, this, $('/* some HTML elements */')); ... var $inputBox = $('input[type=text]', this); ... this.val = function(newValue) { if(typeof newValue == ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
That way { return parseFloat(....
Then call val on that.
JQuery.fn.extend({ val: function(newValue) { if (newValue == null) { return $(this).attr("value"); } elseWhen you call $inputBox.change() , pass it the ValueBox object.
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I have a radiobutton set called 'daypattern'. Clicking on it should enable the checked member's formfield siblings and disable the formfield siblings (if any) of other members. I am trying to compare the value of the checked field with the value of the...
Started by dnagirl on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try switching to:
$(this).filter(':checked').val();
Try
var c=$(':checked', this).val();//.
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I have a dynamic form where the user provides a name and description:
<label>Name</label><br /> <input type="text" name="name[]" maxlength="255" /><br /> <label>Description</label><br /> <textarea name...
Started by Matt McCormick on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use
$("textarea[name='desc[]']:eq(" + ....
It has not method val.
The jQuery object will have a val() methodBecause
$("textarea[name='desc[]']").get(index);
is DOM object, not jquery.
Of get(index) and it will return a jQuery object.
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Is there a way to easily override jQuery's .val() function?
The reason I want to override it is that I want to add some processing each time a value is set for an element. And I don't want to make another custom value setter, such as .myVal()
Started by Roberto Sebestyen on
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You can store a reference to the original val function') { // setter invoked, do processing....
Function (new_val) { alert("You set a val! How wonderful!"); this.value = new_val; };
Just make after after the regular jQuery library.
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