2009/5/29 T.J. Crowder <t...@crowdersoftware.com>
>
> @Miguel:
>
> > ...because parameter position
> > need be string
>
> No, it doesn't. When you use that style of insert, you're handing it
> an object (in this case, via an object literal) where the name(s) of
> the property on the object dictate where the content is put. "bottom"
> is a property name, which you can either put in quotes or not. These
> two object literals are identical:
>
> {bottom: 'blah blah blah'}
>
> {'bottom': 'blah blah blah'}
>
> The second one is also valid JSON (the first is not, although most
> JSON parsers will let you get away with it.)
>
> Sometimes you need to use a string for the property name, if the name
> you want to use is a reserved word like 'class' or 'var'.
>
> mmhh... that weird, I thought was read on the manual what option bottom
need be a string, but not can found now
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