Hi,

Is there a way to stop qooxdoo in doing such "help"?

For myself I never "run" into that problem because I ignored the IE 6 in
the past, but I'm now working on a project which I wanted to "port" to
IE 6 in some days, and now when I hear this it doesn't sound good for
me, my code has hunderts of for (x in y) lines, and I won't change them
I in didn't must do :)

And I try to avoud code like for (i = 0 ; i < ; i++), it is simply not a
"good looking" solution for such a code. I also prever it because I used
objects as array replacement often in my code, and with for (x in y) i
can handle booth types in the same codestyle.

Greetings,
  Leander

Ferenczi Viktor schrieb:
> This is due to the JavaScript 1.6 compatibility methods added by qooxdoo to 
> the internal Array class. They are not added under FF, since it already 
> contains them. The newly added methods are iterated as object properties, 
> since there is no way to mark them non-iterable. The build in properties are 
> marked so, so they are not iterated. This is why tweaking the internal 
> objects is dangerous and should be avoided whenever possible. I suggest you 
> to change the loop. Instead on iterating on object properties with a for-in 
> loop itarate the array by it's integer indices.
>
> The dangerous (wrong) solution to iterate an array:
>
> for(var i in a) {...}
>
> The good solution for array iteration:
>
> for(var i=0; i<a.length; i++) {...}
>
> The later loop will not iterate the methods added by qooxdoo.
>
> Regards, Viktor
>
> péntek 24 augusztus 2007 dátummal westor ezt írta:
>   
>> 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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