Anonymous recursive PHP functions
Is it possible to have a PHP function that is both recursive and anonymous? This is my attempt to get it to work, but it doesn’t pass in the function name.
anonymous-function
How to call a closure that is a class variable?
Since PHP 7.0, you can do this with ($obj->lambda)():
Why and how do you use anonymous functions in PHP?
Anonymous functions are available from PHP 5.3.
Should I use them or avoid them? If so, how?
Callback function using variables calculated outside of it
Basically I’d like to do something like this:
Sending anonymous functions through socket.io?
I want to create a client-side function that can receive and execute arbitrary commands using client-side variables. I will be sending these functions from my server by using socket.io to send a JSON object containing an anonymous function which will be my command. It looks something like the following:
How does variable scope work within the Mocha test framework?
I am a relative newbie to all things javascript, node.js, mocha etc.
Laravel Eager Load with dynamic constraints
Can anybody please help me to understand why the following code is working
Lambda in a loop
Considering the following code snippet: # directorys == {'login': <object at …>, 'home': <object at …>} for d in directorys: self.command["cd " + d] = (lambda : self.root.change_directory(d)) I expect to create a dictionary of two function as following : # Expected : self.command == { "cd login": lambda: self.root.change_directory("login"), "cd home": lambda: self.root.change_directory("home") } … Read more