2009/12/7 Breton Slivka <z...@zenpsycho.com>:
> The one that I use is
>
> function isArrayLike(i){
> return (typeof i !=="string") && i.length !== void (0);
I like that it's efficient.
How about
if (i !== null && typeof i === 'object') {
var len = i.length;
var ilen = len >>> 0;
return (len === ilen && ilen >= 0 && ilen <= 0x80000000)
}
return false;
Less efficient, but doesn't fail for null, skips functions which do
have a length, and requires length to be a valid array length only
performing one get and one toNumber.
> }
> It might not be perfect, but it allows me to make certain assumptions
> about the input that are useful enough. Keep in mind that an Array may
> have a length of 5, and all those values are undefined, so {length:4}
> could be used as a valid arrayLike, and that seems reasonable to me.
>
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