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Stack: A native Array wrapper that works
Andrea Giammarchi has created a native array wrapper that works across browsers. He is excited:
I do not know how many times, during this years, JavaScript Ninjas have tried to subclass the native Array to create libraries over its powerful methods without losing performance. I have finally discovered the way to remove the locked length from Internet Explorer 8, and to solve problems with every other browser.
He ended up with the Stack class:
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/**
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* Choose a name for subclassed Array
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*/
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Stack = (function(){ // (C) Andrea Giammarchi - Mit Style License
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/**
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* Your personal Array constructor
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*/
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function Stack(length){
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if(arguments.length === 1 && typeof length === “number”)
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this.length = -1 <length && length === length <<1>> 1 ? length : this.push(length);
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else if(arguments.length)
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this.push.apply(this, arguments);
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};
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// Solution 1:
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// Declaration of generic function
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// with an array as prototype
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function Array(){};
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Array.prototype = [];
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// Solution 2:
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// use the prototype chain to inherit
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// Array constructor and its native prototype
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Stack.prototype = new Array;
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// Solution 3:
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// overwrite inherited length with zero value
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Stack.prototype.length = 0;
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// Solution 4:
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// redeclare toString method in this way
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// to let JScript core feel better
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Stack.prototype.toString = function(){
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return this.slice(0).toString();
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};
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/**
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* Return and assign subclassed Array
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*/
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Stack.prototype.constructor = Stack;
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return Stack;
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})();
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