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I am trying to create a class called LinkButton, which is a simple class that loads a URL on a click (im doing this to simpify my designers' transition to AS3) . Even though I am importing the button definition, the AS file gets a compile error: 1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: Button. and 1172: Definition fl.controls:Button could not be found. I created the button by making a simple shape converting it to a symbol (F8) of type 'Button'. In my FLA file i have this code: import AS3classes.mouse.LinkButton; var link1:LinkButton = new LinkButton(testLink, "http://www

What is an unbounded array and is there any difference between an unbounded array and a dynamically allocated array? What are the common operations associated with the unbounded array? (like we have pop and push for stack data structure) TheCodeArtist Unbounded arrays can be (and usually are) statically allocated. The primary concern when implementing an unbounded array is to provide dynamic-array like freedom to decide the array size during run-time without the performance penalties of run-time memory allocation. The following excerpt from an excellent article on unbounded arrays explains it

In this question I've called the Delphi runtime source code "open source", simply because it's open. Others disagree with this because Delphi itself is a commercial product. According to Wikipedia , open source must comply to a set of rules . I've done a quick scan in the Delphi license but can't find a clear note about it's licensing status. It does have a compiler-directive called DECLARE_GPL in system.pas which is the root for all other Delphi units. The system unit is the only unit that you don't need to add to your units since it's automatically added. Thus, if system.pas is GPL, anything

英文来源于：Java in a Nutshell, 6th Edition 　　　　　　　　　　　Definition of a Lambda Expression A lambda expression is essentially a function that does not have a name, and can be treated as a value in the language. As Java does not allow code to run around on its own outside of classes, in Java, this means that a lambda is an anonymous method that is defined on some class (that is possibly unknown to the developer). 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　---Java in a Nutshell, 6th Edition 其实正则表达式就是没有名字的函数，（参数，返回值，函数体），在java　语言中视为一个值． 因为java的函数必须在类中定义，这就意味着，java语言中的函数表达式即为在某类中定义的匿名方法． 函数表达式在java视为一个值，即：Runnable r = () ->

What is the right approach to take: Define the member (class) function inside the class? Define the member (class) function outside the class? Thanks. Assuming you're talking about these three possibilities: Method defined in class definition in header file. Method define outside class definition in header file. Method define outside class definition in implementation file. Then project and company guidelines may force you to use (1) or (3) always. When you have a choice, it's IMHO best to adapt to circumstances at hand, considering things such as Do you want a header-only module? Then (1) as

Definition of Callback: A Function that is set as a property within a Component. And is usually called when some event occurs on the Component. For Example: If you wish to display a dialog which reads "I was clicked" when the user clicks on the Component componentB , you would write a method stored as a variable which does this: var mouseDownCallbackFunction = function() { alert("I was clicked!"); }; Next , you would set this function inside the component like so... // Set the Component to display the dialog when the // user presses the mouse down on it. componentB.setMouseDownCallback

Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . I never understood why PHP called "scripting language" rather than "programming language". Is me introducing myself as "PHP programmer" is wrong I should be "PHP scripter"? What definition of programing language and scripting language? PHP can have complicated programs done and compiled into .exe files to run on windows. Usually a language is called a scripting language if it's not compiled. But these days it

I have the following "constants" header: /* constants.h */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif #pragma once #ifndef CONSTANTS_H #define CONSTANTS_H const char * kFoo = "foo"; const char * kBar = "bar"; #endif #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif I am #include -ing this header in files X.c and Y.c . Note that I am not including this in X.h or Y.h . The files X.c and Y.c get compiled into object files which are archived into a static library called libXY.a . When I include X.h and Y.h in Z.h , and when I link to libXY.a , I cannot compile Z.c without errors: /* Z.h */ #include "X.h" #include "Y.h" I

At a couple of places there is state that akka is somehow "real-time". E.g.: http://doc.akka.io/docs/akka/2.0/intro/what-is-akka.html Unfortunately I was not able to find a deeper explanation in which way akka is "real-time". So this is the question: In which way is akka real-time? I assume akka is not really a real-time computing system in the sense of the following definition, isn't it?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_computing No language built on the JVM can be real-time in the sense that it's guaranteed to react within a certain amount of time unless it is using a JVM that