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.get() vs .toArray(), .get(index) vs [index]
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Subject: Re: .get() vs .toArray(), .get(index) vs [index]
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Robert: while I agree with you that the whole .get() thing has always
seemed kind of weird, it's now part of jQuery history and cannot be
easily changed.
If it bugs you, just write your own alias:
jQuery.fn.toArray =3D jQuery.fn.get;
...and make sure to always access single element with
collection[index];
rather than
collection.get(index);
And you'll never notice the difference.
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