I've been a long time user of prototype and feel very comfortable in
most areas but this keeps coming up and I find it very annoying.
I have a hash that, as the code executes is filled with numeric ID's
as hash variable names. I basically need it to end up sort of like
this:
{
'4567':{},
'9546':{},
'6497':{},
...
}
The problem is the IDs are passed as strings but casted as integers
when I do:
myHash.set( idPassedInVariable, {} );
This causes the hash to be filled by undefined items where the
"missing" numeric IDs would be. In the example above I would end up
with 0 to 4566 being undefined and every space in between the rest of
the keys.
Am I doing something wrong? Isn't there a way to make set pass the
string or is javascript simply going to force it to be a number?
Thanks!
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