Re: Event handlers...
>I must say that these are all excellent questions,
Why, thank you!
>and that some experimentation could also have answered all of them.
I did try it, and it seemed to work the way I expected, but I wasn't
sure if there might be subtle side effects I wasn't aware of. I'm
self-taught (barely!) and I know I've probably missed a lot of basic
things about the way the language works. Delphi is the first
"visual"-type language I've worked in, too, so I'm sure I'm missing
stuff when it comes to working with event handlers and so forth...
Plus, I also wasn't sure if there might be a better way of creating
"global" event handlers...
Everyone here is really help. I appreciate it!
-Corinna
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Relevant Pages
- Schemes Attributes and Direction (was Re: Dissecting the electorate)
... First of all, as an experiment itself, it reduces the stability of the language as an idea, and encourages broad, sweeping alterations to Scheme's core philosophy. ... I emphasized the word Modern in the above because I feel it is the most perilous term in the definition. ... Additionally, experimentation and research in the above texts are "tacked" on as a final note, receiving what I would call a secondary status to the primary goals of usabiltiy, modernity, and completeness. ... "The Scheme programming language is a general-purpose, high-level programming language that emphasizes the elegant, simple, and minimal expression of all forms, idioms, and techniques of computer science by providing a means of such expression in a formally defined language." ...
(comp.lang.scheme) - Re: Prototyping
... If your project is too exploratory, ... If you don't like experimentation, ... also use Lisp but I guess that you don't know that language ... prototyping and experimentation is often preferred to the ...
(comp.lang.lisp) - Re: synchronization
... >>Learning is vastly assisted by experimentation. ... > Except for learning programming languages etc, ... > the same way in any other circumstances unless the language spec says so. ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: Ruby Performance
... carry on with experimentation with all of the languages ... On the contrary, we are measuring 'something'. ... >>Some perspective on how performance varies between programming language ... there's nothing dishonest about those results. ...
(comp.lang.ruby) - Re: Why no script type with onclick?
... Is it part of the standard that event handlers are always ... JavaScript? ... first script element and its language or type attribute determine the ...
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