Hi list,
please try this:
var a = new Array();
this.debug(a);
In FF you will have an empty array, like expected.
In IE6 you have an not empty Object with Code like this:
--- Object: ---
every=function(callback, obj)
{
....
}
filter=function(callback, obj)
{
....
}
This breaked my code (0.7.1) while I was iterating the Array() object and it
was hard to detect why.
I think it's a bug?
Cheers
Torsten
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