There's a fix to Prototype that I've been waiting for a while to see.
Specifically, that the Element.match method would support commas to
support checking for multiple rules in a single call i.e. match
('DIV.aClass, DIV.bClass'). Thing is, this has been fixed online for
a while, but it has never made it to a Prototype release and I'm not
sure why. The github commit is here (http://github.com/sstephenson/
prototype/commit/afd74ce1c72a17666d8c9d86131463ad73cafe9e) and if I'm
reading it correctly, its been there since November of last year.
However, even in the latest 1.6.1 release, it is not present. I can
no longer find it on the lighthouse page though I did at one time. I
believe it was attached to milestone 1.6.0.4, which seems to not exist
any more. I can manually add the code in for now but if this won't be
in subsequent releases, then I will have to remember to add it back in
each time I upgrade. So I guess I'm just looking for some explanation
on how to know when/if some code commit will be added to a future
release. Thanks.
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