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it would be so very delicious if you would be so kind.
http://www.freefilehosting.net/project_4

altho as code changed and the need to have a copy of the array has disappeared

but i would still...

i know the difference, i use slice to get a fragment of and array, and splice to add objects to the array.

but i don't know why its saying that splice no longer exists after applying your function.

ok i found a solution somewat.
after using the function u gave me i delete it:

delete Array.prototype.clone;

oh snap. the Array.splice function apparently starts to fail. Firebug says its not a function.

tilesMap[iy].splice is not a function...

works

i have a simple piece of code that is basically raping me hard.


var array1=[
[0,0,0,0],
[0,0,0,0],
[0,0,0,0],
[0,0,0,0]
];

ok i found out that i can creating funciton inside an array like:

var gameObjectsList=[
function wanker(){
this.velocity=54;
this.length=8;

this.update=function(){

}

i dunno if its me that's a stupid simpleton. The thing you're trying to achieve would it be possible to achieve by just appending text like this:

document.getElementById().innerHTML+='<fieldset...

word wrapping is just a displaying function. i don't think it cares about line numbering. u could measure the height of the element that the text is in and divide it by line-height.

ok so title might be misleading, but i don't really know how to express it shortly.

What im trying to create is a grid where i have a cursor i control with the arrow keys. Now i want to be able to...

that explains. so only firefox can run from file:.

thnx for the help ^^

clever solution, ill use that instead, but it still wont work in chrome:

http://localhostr.com/files/obJMYCW/readFile.html

actually i found something in html5. its very quirky but...



var reader = new FileReader();
function readText(){
reader.readAsText(document.getElementById("file1").files[0]);...

I've been googling for a few hours on this with no luck.

im wondering if its possible to have a <input type="file"> and pass that data into a variable (and then execute it as code using eval())
...