 | | | Array constructor problem | Array constructor problem 2004-04-06 - By ryanm
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I'm trying to extend the Array class, but I've run into a problem.
Because the constructor takes an unlimited number of parameters, I need to
be able to pass those parameters to the superclass to generate a usable
array. I tried using the arguments collection, like this:
class MyArray extends Array{
function MyArray(){
super(arguments);
}
}
...but what happens is all of the arguments are concatenated into a
single string, kind of like array.join() was used to pass them. I need to
take an unlimited number of arguments and turn around and pass all of those
arguments as individual arguments to the super class. Any insight on how I
might do this?
ryanm
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