Ok. Having the default methods for, example, the Date object would
probably make my work easier as I always have to go check the
documentation - I work in 4-5 programming languages weekly, each of them
having a Date object with slightly different behavior and accessors.
NH
On 2010-10-24 13:14, Donny Viszneki wrote:
I believe Firebug can only suggest completions that are enumerated
when one scans for an object's properties.
Using the C/C++ API ("JSAPI") properties can be set on an object which
are not enumerated using property enumeration.
(I do not believe Spidermonkey offers a Javascript API to the browser
for doing this, with perhaps the exception of the "__proto__" that is
still around.)
In either case, try this little experiment in Firebug:
window.Num<tab> (nothing happens/no suggestions)
window.Number<enter> (confirm the property exists)
window.Number = window.Number<enter> (set the property yourself)
window.Num<tab>ber (firebug makes the right suggestion!)
On Oct 24, 12:12 am, Nicolas Hatier<[email protected]> wrote:
I notice the javascript objects (String, Date, etc) don't get
completion, is there a way to get that?
Example (on the command line):
> var d = new Date()<enter>
> d.get|
Nothing happens. I would like to get something like:
> d.get|Day
Regards
Nicolas Hatier
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