[jQuery] Re: JSLitmus invaluable tool

2008-11-12 Thread howardk
Michael, I thought I had thanked you for your post yesterday but don't see that here today. Maybe I did a 'reply to author'? In any event, thanks again. I implemented your code and see where I went wrong. Also thanks for a good demonstration of how to use the call ( ) function -- very nice. I've

[jQuery] Re: JSLitmus invaluable tool

2008-11-11 Thread Michael Geary
JSLitmus isn't testing what it appears to be testing. In the 'use instance var' case, take a look at what this is inside the test function. I'll bet it's the window object. That is the reason it's so much slower in Firefox. I didn't try it in IE, but the difference is probably even more dramatic

[jQuery] Re: JSLitmus invaluable tool

2008-11-11 Thread Erik Beeson
With Normalize checked, I get infinity for both of them. With it unchecked, I get 12.6M and 10.9M. I'm using google chrome (which the test reports as Safari). --Erik On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 9:16 AM, howardk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've been experimenting with several different coding styles