> $()
> $("html")
> $( document )
All three of those things point to different things so it doesn't make
sense to have it be a "singleton".
The first gives you an empty set, the second is a set containing the
document element, the third is a set containing the document.
The only case we could (p
What would happen if jQuery would "force" a "singleton" for a host
document ?
What if :
$()
$("html")
$( document )
... etc
Would all point to the same jQuery instance ? One document one jQuery.
Do we already have it in core.js :
// A central reference to the root jQuery(document)
rootj
