Yeah, Mar - I think you're right, and I already thought of that. I
probably will start using something similar: a function that will run
(but regardless of the collection), with the possibility of returning
a different collection to the chain:
jQuery.fn.extend({
run: function(fn) {
var result = fn.call(this);
return result !== 'undefined' ? result : this;
}
});
Really, it's a 'define-your-own-inline' jQuery plugin.
It's been fun mucking about with .cond(), though. Cheers, guys!
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