The original question was related to jsmol - does jsmol add some
>> properties to the javascript array object?
>>
>
Yes it does. Most importantly, it implements several types in ALL browsers:
Float64Array and Int32Array
Clazz.extendedObjectMethods = [
"equals", "hashCode", "getClass", "clone", "finalize",
"notify", "notifyAll", "wait", "to$tring", "toString"
];
for (var i = 0; i < Clazz.extendedObjectMethods.length; i++) {
var p = Clazz.extendedObjectMethods[i];
Array.prototype[p] = JavaObject.prototype[p];
}
So all those are defined, just as for any standard Java object.
Bob
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