Thanks for a tip. My problem was actually of different nature.
I've look more closely at what I'm trying to do.
I was trying to add commands to a toolbar in a loop, like this:
for (var i in commandSet) {
toolBar.add(commandSet[i]);
}
Looks like when new Array(element) is called Chrome, the browser puts
indexOf() function at the and.
I've changed the code to:
commandSet.forEach(function(el){
toolBar.add(el);
});
and it works fine.
Now I know I loose compatibility where JS < 1.6 but it's not immidiate
concern.
Thanks,
Jacob
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