[javascript-dev] Re: Re: [sharingisfun] js based change filter
Emmanuel Jourdan
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Sat Sep 8 08:32:14 MDT 2007
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On 8 sept. 07, at 05:06, John Pitcairn wrote:
> I don't see any practical difference between a hypothetical array
> copy method like:
>
> newarray = oldarray.copy();
>
> and using the slice method:
>
> newarray = oldarray.slice(0);
>
> But in any case, you can always add a copy method to the Array
> object prototype:
>
> Array.prototype.copy = function()
> {
> return this.slice(0);
> }
>
> a = new Array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
> b = a.copy();
> post(b);
There's no difference, except that it's built-in, so you don't even
have to modify the array prototype. I always found it weird to have
to use slice(0) to make a copy of an array…
ej
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