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...; b[[3]]() # expected, kind of... [1] 3 Now I know that if I force the evaluation of x inside my function f, that the behaviour will change, i.e., b[[1]]() will return the value 1 etc. But could some knowledgeable person please tell me how the lazy evaluation as implemented in R results in, what I preceive to be, a very strange behaviour when using lapply as above? I thought that lapply calls f three times and returns a list with whatever f returned. Is this not so? /ali

I was able to add a call to EmitFunctionDecl in lib/CodeGen/CodeGenModule.cpp and then needed a corresponding LLVM change to handle Subprogram¹s in the retained type vector. The diff D18565 is marked Abandoned. What is the future plans for supporting full-type consumers? On 12/9/16, 2:24 PM, "aprantl at apple.com on behalf of Adrian Prantl" <aprantl at apple.com> wrote: >

Hey guys RoR evangelists keep telling us that they have the #1 framework for developing webapps. OK, but show us something that works and is useful to many people out there. I could be wrong, but it doesn''t seem as if there is anything that qualifies, as yet? So I''ve got a little challenge for you: come up with a decent plugin WYSIWYG visual editor for CMS. There are several