> To savely restore the state, you could do something like this (untested):
> jQuery.fn.plugin = function() {
> var oldStack = $.merge( [], this.stack );
> // do other stuff
> this.stack = oldStack;
> return this;
> };
>
> By merging the current stack into an empty array, a copy of the current
> stack is created, which can then be used to restore the stack.
Another solution:
jQuery.fn.plugin = function() {
var oldState = $(this);
// do other stuff;
return oldState;
};
This would return the same state, but a different object. If your code has a
refernce to the jQuery object before the plugin is called, the reference would
point to a different object then the one that is returned by the plugin.
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