http://zeroedandnoughted.com/destructuring-assignments-in-javascript-1-7/ 0000000000000000000000000000000000 Tue, 05 Jul 2011 12:09:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://zeroedandnoughted.com/destructuring-assignments-in-javascript-1-7/#comment-35 booshtukka Fri, 14 Aug 2009 00:43:33 +0000 http://www.zeroedandnoughted.com/?p=181#comment-35 Sure, that makes perfect sense. It's all a bit moot until the world (read: Microsoft) catches up. Have you looked at the other stuff you can do with JS 1.7 , or even 1.8? It's about time we got some new toys! Sure, that makes perfect sense. It’s all a bit moot until the world (read: Microsoft) catches up. Have you looked at the other stuff you can do with JS 1.7 , or even 1.8? It’s about time we got some new toys!

]]> http://zeroedandnoughted.com/destructuring-assignments-in-javascript-1-7/#comment-34 Andy Beeching Thu, 13 Aug 2009 16:38:30 +0000 http://www.zeroedandnoughted.com/?p=181#comment-34 It's a neat trick, and I'm sure devs who aren't aware of it would soon work it out by playing around (syntax is fairly self evident). I like the last example of the colour swapping, and whilst trying to figure out the actual utility of the second example I realised that not only can you tersely assign multiple dynamic values to a constant list of variable pointers, but you could programmatically populate that list of variable pointers, depending on the context of use (I know it's been a year since I coded, but I'm sure I've been in situations where I'd like to choose between assigning a dynamically chosen variable, and not value). Mmm no time to write an example (dissertation) but would that be viable? It’s a neat trick, and I’m sure devs who aren’t aware of it would soon work it out by playing around (syntax is fairly self evident). I like the last example of the colour swapping, and whilst trying to figure out the actual utility of the second example I realised that not only can you tersely assign multiple dynamic values to a constant list of variable pointers, but you could programmatically populate that list of variable pointers, depending on the context of use (I know it’s been a year since I coded, but I’m sure I’ve been in situations where I’d like to choose between assigning a dynamically chosen variable, and not value). Mmm no time to write an example (dissertation) but would that be viable?

]]> http://zeroedandnoughted.com/destructuring-assignments-in-javascript-1-7/#comment-33 Gavin Williams Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:24:08 +0000 http://www.zeroedandnoughted.com/?p=181#comment-33 That's pretty cool, reminds me of list() in PHP That’s pretty cool, reminds me of list() in PHP

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