I have trouble figuring out why you would need such a fonctionnality since
hash indexing is based on key value mapping.
It looks like a value reassign to me.
However, if you have the "oldKey" you can get away with that one line
reassign:
hash.update({newKey : hash.get(oldKey)}).unset(oldKey);
Just a snippet in case you dont want to type that line every time:
Hash.prototype.reassign = function(oldKey, newKey){
this.set(newKey, this.get(oldKey));
this.unset(oldKey);
};
Simon
2009/4/23 Benjamin <benjaminru...@googlemail.com>
>
> Hey guys,
>
> i miss the functionality of changing the key of a hashvalue. Makes
> such a functionality sense, for example in the next prototype version?
>
> greets
> benjamin
> >
>
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