I wasn't aware that JavaScript arrays could be associative like this.
My understanding was that they are always numerically indexed, and if
you want an associative "array-like structure" that you can iterate
over, you should use a vanilla Object or a Prototype Hash.
var ax = {'aaa':1,'aab':2,'aac':4,'aad',6}
for(i in ax){
alert( i + ': ' + ax[i] );
}
var ax = $H({'aaa':1,'aab':2,'aac':4,'aad',6});
ax.each(function(s){ alert( s ) });
Walter
On Apr 2, 2009, at 10:28 AM, Diodeus wrote:
> 'm building the following array:
>
> var ax = []
> ax['aaa'] = 1
> ax['aab'] = 2
> ax['aac'] = 4
> ax['aad'] = 6
>
> I would like to loop though all of the values in this array.
>
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