I like #eachSlice "fix" (to delegate binding to #collect). From quick
test, using call over #bind (i.e. invoking method via call vs.
invoking binded method) seems to be almost twice faster (which is
pretty amazing).
Element._visible = Element.visible.bind({ });
console.time('binded');
for (var i=10001; --i;) {
Element._visible(document.body);
}
console.timeEnd('binded');
console.time('call');
for (var i=10001; --i;) {
Element.visible.call({ }, document.body);
}
console.timeEnd('call');
binded: ~400ms
call: ~250ms
On Mar 2, 3:23 pm, Ben Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Posted this a few minutes ago:
>
> http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/11264
>
> The basics:
> - Simplifies a number of the Enumerable methods.
> - Avoids using Function#bind where the functionality of
> Function#call is sufficient.
> - Introduces a convenient new feature: any object that supports a
> "call" method can be used as an iterator.
>
> The changes made in the patch are pretty conservative, but I think
> similar changes might be appropriate elsewhere in the library, if
> there's consensus on these suggestions.
>
> Cheers,
> Ben
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