> I can't really make sense of what happens when the first
> argument is a string. The documentation says
> "apply(object, args) - apply() is a method of a function
> which calls the function as though it is a method of the
> object." So I don't really understand what's happening
> when we pass in a string like this as the first argument.
Wow, if you can't set the context to a string, then that's pretty
silly. Can anyone else verify this? The simple case would be:
function test(){
alert("Should be 'foo': " this);
}
test.apply( "foo", [] );
--John
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