Thanks Andrew.
As I said, I just posted because I wondered because it wasn't
included, no need to take it as a feature request ;-)
I'm also interested on other insights from Core :)
cheers
On Sep 30, 9:03 am, Andrew Dupont [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The size method comes from Enumerable#size.
Er, sorry, the smart-ass in me got the best of me.
I think Prototype is in danger of starting to bloat like other
libraries and I think requests like this are exactly why.
There's no possible reason to have a size method when there's a
perfectly good length property.
I'm certain someone
Well I was validating data elements and I just had to do something
like :
if ((typeof data)==string) size=data.length else size=data.size()
which seems quite counter-intuitive, maybe violating the
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_surprise
I don't take the prototypejs.org
A lot of 50 byte features and you have enormous files.
On Sep 29, 2007, at 6:08 PM, Sylvain ZIMMER wrote:
Well I was validating data elements and I just had to do something
like :
if ((typeof data)==string) size=data.length else size=data.size()
which seems quite counter-intuitive,
I am a bit confused... what would size provide on other objects??
Also what is to stop you from adding the 50 bytes to your own code?
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