gruss Siechfred, hi Cheatah, hallo Paul,
Erweitere den Prototypen von Arrays um eine getContentLength()-
Methode (o.ä.), die dies ermittelt.Cheatah
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Ausbaufähig, denke ich :)Siechfred
kurz und schmerzlos ueber [Array.filter] und [Array.join]:
~~~javascript Array.prototype.getStringTypesLength = function () {
return (this.filter(function (elm) {return ((typeof elm == "string") || (elm instanceof String))}).join("").length);
};
/*
test it:
Array.prototype.getStringTypesLength = function () {return(this.filter(function(elm){return((typeof elm=="string")||(elm instanceof String))}).join("").length);};
alert(["hallo", "welt", {}, [], , "", 1, (new String("Baum")), "Haus", Number.NaN, String(42)].getStringTypesLength()); // 19;
*/
//javascript:Array.prototype.getStringTypesLength = function () {return(this.filter(function(elm){return((typeof elm=="string")||(elm instanceof String))}).join("").length);};alert(["hallo", "welt", {}, [], , "", 1, (new String("Baum")), "Haus", Number.NaN, String(42)].getStringTypesLength());
oder aber \*old school\*-maessig:
~~~javascript
Array.prototype.getStringTypesLength = function () {
var i, obj, arr = [];
for (i = 0; i<this.length; ++i) {
obj = this[i];
if ((typeof obj == "string") || (obj instanceof String)) {
arr.push(obj);
}
}
return arr.join("").length;
};
/*
test it:
Array.prototype.getStringTypesLength = function () {var i,obj,arr=[];for(i=0;i<this.length;++i){obj=this[i];if((typeof obj=="string")||(obj instanceof String)){arr.push(obj);}}return arr.join("").length;};
alert(["hallo", "welt", {}, [], , "", 1, (new String("Baum")), "Haus", Number.NaN, String(42)].getStringTypesLength()); // 19;
*/
//javascript:Array.prototype.getStringTypesLength = function () {var i,obj,arr=[];for(i=0;i<this.length;++i){obj=this[i];if((typeof obj=="string")||(obj instanceof String)){arr.push(obj);}}return arr.join("").length;};alert(["hallo", "welt", {}, [], , "", 1, (new String("Baum")), "Haus", Number.NaN, String(42)].getStringTypesLength());
so long - peterS. - pseliger@gmx.net
»Because objects in JavaScript are so flexible, you will want to think differently about class hierarchies.
Deep hierarchies are inappropriate. Shallow hierarchies are efficient and expressive.« - Douglas Crockford
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