> !match[4] ?
> could be just `check` as it's defined before:
> check = match[4];
Fixed.
> And something that might be worth at least creating a ticket:
>
> elem[ match[1] ] || elem.getAttribute( match[1] )
>
> var el=$('div')[0];
> el.foo=0; // or el.foo=false;
> el['foo'] || el.getAttribute('foo');
>>> null
>
> So, if someone wants to use selectors like [foo=0] or [foo=false] then
> it won't work if they directly set the property on an element
Fixed.
--John
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