On Nov 23, 6:25 pm, Yel <[email protected]> wrote:
> continue with this topic.
>
> I wrote some scripts to try to loop all objects in the browser (say,
> firefox), and made it below :
>
> {{{
> <script type="text/javascript">
>
> function Hashtable()
...
> var vars = new Hashtable();
Just a suggestion, read up some on Javascript, say for example, Doug
Crockford's book "Javascript the Good Parts". That code looks like
Java...
> function takesnapshot()
> {
> list = function(obj)
> {
> if(obj.toString() == 'vars') return; // exclude vars self.
> vars.add(obj.toString(), obj.toString());
? I guess you meant to add p, obj[p].toString()?
> for(var p in obj) list(p);
You are passing the field name in to list.
> }
...
> However, it didn't output what I wanted. Moreover, the output differed
> between IE and firefox (or Chrome etc.)
Sure it will be different. Some the same some different.
> Is it caused by the single threading implementations of javascript?
Huh? No.
jjb
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