On 7 Nov., 16:50, Tony <[email protected]> wrote:
> Esa, Fantastic, thank you very much, works a treat!
> Clearly I've not understood use of curly braces {} in code!
It is just object literal:
What is an object literal? In nontechnical terms, it is a means of
containing a lot of data in one tidy package. It is a comma separated
list of name value pairs wrapped in curly braces. In JavaScript an
object literal is declared or defined as follows:
var myObject = {} //empty literal
var my Object = {
key1: value1,
key2: value2
} // literal containing to key-value pairs
First I was a bit confused about the new API using object literals a
lot on Friday evening - but just for being used the old style. After
working a bit with the new API I like very much for the easier to read
code and the speed.
Best, Harald
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