Björn Söderqvist wrote:
I managed to make a function which seems to work.
But basically you're saying that even if the following code seems to
work in my browser, I shouldn't rely on it to work?
To give you an example, with IE 9 and browser modus being "IE9" and
document modus being "IE9-Standards" the snippet
var obj = {a:1, c:3, b:2, 4: 4};
var propNames = [];
for (var propName in obj) {
propNames.push(propName);
}
propNames.join('\n')
yields
4
a
c
b
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