Thanks to everyone who replied.
Was wondering if the class already existed, but with
all these great replies it certainly does now ;-)
Thanks again.
On Mon, 2010-07-19 at 03:49 -0700, MartinWittemann wrote:
> Hey Jeff,
> id you want to have a associative array, use a plain JavaScript object.
>
> var myhash = {};
>
> // insert
> myhash["key"] = "value";
> myhash[object] = secondObject; // object will converted to a string in this
> case!
>
> // delete
> delete myhash["key"];
>
> // exist
> myhash["key"] != undefined
>
> The problem comes in with sorting. JavaScript objects do not have an order
> because they are sets of data. So sorting is not supported by objects.
> And you still have to create the objects on the second level by hand if you
> need them.
>
> myhash["key"] = {};
> myhash["key"]["second"] = 123;
>
> But thats the way JS works.
> Regards,
> Martin
>
>
>
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