On Jul 9, 6:15 pm, kstubs wrote:
> Wow, you just have to love Javascript, so flexible sometimes! What an
> amazing language, I tell ya.
> Thanks for that shortcut ilandril!
You can even use an expression within the square brackets:
var idx = itt + 1;
var h = {};
h['p_Value' + idx.toString()] =
Wow, you just have to love Javascript, so flexible sometimes! What an
amazing language, I tell ya.
Thanks for that shortcut ilandril!
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var idx = itt + 1;
var name = 'p_Value' + idx.toString();
var h = {};
h[name] = names[itt];
On Jul 9, 2011 4:24 AM, "kstubs" wrote:
> OK, I figured it out. Here is my solution, and ultimately I need an
Object,
> as you can see I'm extending args in the end, so is there a way to avoid
>
OK, I figured it out. Here is my solution, and ultimately I need an Object,
as you can see I'm extending args in the end, so is there a way to avoid
creating the hash, then casting the hash to an object?
var idx = itt + 1;
var name = 'p_Value' + idx.toString();
