Author: elfprince13
Posted: 17 Oct 2012 12:06:57 am (GMT -5)
I think it does, and this seems reasonable. Instead of an if, have a 2 entry array of function references, and call it with
Code:
A switch statement could be used to do the same thing inline, which sheds some overhead if the Javascript interpreter is smart enough to turn that into a jump table instead of a conditional.
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Posted: 17 Oct 2012 12:06:57 am (GMT -5)
| AHelper wrote: |
| Does js have function pointers? That can solve it. |
I think it does, and this seems reasonable. Instead of an if, have a 2 entry array of function references, and call it with
Code:
read_behavior[!(boolean && test || condition || here)](reference,to,necessary,state,here);
A switch statement could be used to do the same thing inline, which sheds some overhead if the Javascript interpreter is smart enough to turn that into a jump table instead of a conditional.
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