dynamic scope उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
- Languages with dynamic scope resolution sacrifice this safety for more flexibility; they can typically set and get variables in the same scope at runtime.
- Heady and hypnotic, driving and relentless, tumultuous and visceral, sonic and serene, the sheer odyssey that is Black Oni encompasses many paradoxes in its massively dynamic scope.
- In his sonata cycle, Schiff combined a measure of scholarly correctness ( observing all the repeats, for example ) with a Romantic approach to timbral variety and dynamic scope.
- A variable may be declared local, then its scope is limited to that procedure and any procedures that it calls ( a . k . a . dynamic scope ).
- In some languages, however, " part of a program " refers to " portion of run time ( time period during execution ) ", and is known as "'dynamic scope " '.
- And that variable must be made thread-local ( or else a big mutex must be used ) so the scheme doesn't break under threads : dynamic scope implementations can take care of this also.
- Bindings which exhibit dynamic extent ( lifetime tied to the activation and deactivation of a block ) and indefinite scope ( visible to all functions which are called from that block ) are said to have dynamic scope.
- Function bindings cannot be dynamically scoped using flet ( which only provides lexically scoped function bindings ), but function objects ( a first-level object in Common Lisp ) can be assigned to dynamically scoped variables, bound using let in dynamic scope, then called using funcall or APPLY.
- By contrast, were a similar fragment to be written in a language with dynamic scope, the n in the calling function would remain in context in the called function the scopes would overlap and would be masked ( " shadowed " ) by the new n in the called function.
- Special variables allow for a module A to set up a binding for a variable X which is visible to another module B, called from A . Being able to do this is an advantage, and being able to prevent it from happening is also an advantage; consequently, Common Lisp supports both lexical and dynamic scope.