08:13 Jul 9, 2014 |
Japanese to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - IT (Information Technology) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Marc Brunet Australia Local time: 02:18 | ||||||
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4 | 'resets on task completed' type (function) |
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3 | completed return |
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completed return Explanation: I found immediate return for this expression. 即時復帰 Since the phrase modifies 関数 I think it is best to leave 型 out of the translation. The translation of the original would be "This function is a completed return function." |
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'resets on task completed' type (function) Explanation: as opposed to an 'instant reset' (即時復帰)type function aborting its current task in the process,as soon as triggered. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 hrs (2014-07-10 02:43:41 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- One distinction might be useful here: The asker's text refers to VOICE POOL. This appears to be an on-line drawing site for children to contribute freely on a chosen theme. Now the notion of 'Reset' offered above (regardless of execution response time: instant/deferred) is congruent with the idea of a single routine: i.e. the resetting of VP's drawing area to a 'blank' one, or its replacement with the Home page. Now, if: - the function considered is a sub-routine, and so is part of a longer program involving the ordered execution of multiple tasks, - and if that sequence is single processing thread, i.e. allowing only 1 function to run at a time, as VOICE POOL probably is, ...then integration of the said functions in that sequence takes the form of side loops, each of which receive in turn a 'RUN!' prompt from the CPU/Controller. Each uses this 'right to run' then returns it when 'done' (a bit like a relay stick). That action of transmitting the action focus from 'side loop' back to 'main thread' of the program for the rest of the sequence to continue is often referred to as a "'handing over' Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://struts.wasureppoi.com/util/05_async.html |
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