On 8/13/07, willi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Hallo,
>
> When the "search" $() returns a lot of objects (10000), then you have
> to loop twice through this objects. First for selecting the elements,
> and then second when doing somthing with the elements.
>
> e.g. $('td').addClass('red'); // get all tabledata and do something
> with them
>
> It would be nice if there were something when immediate when an
> element was found, a "callback" function can be executed. This can
> bring a lot of performance when handling a large amount of objects.
>
> $( expr, context ) // current
> $( expr, context, fn ) // possible add on to call a function
> immediately after it was found
>
> This may give developers the possiblity of using "Command Injection"
> and "Command Chaining" together.
>
> Thx & regards, Willi
>
> Thank's to all of you for building jQuery. It's realy one of the cool
> libraries where don't need a tree month course to start working with.
> Just use it to do your job. I like it also because you don't need to
> change your current web pages and jQuery fits to nearly every environment.Interesting idea. I don't have the knowledge to be able to comment further, but I think you should also post this to the jquery dev list. The brainiacs there are the people you want to read this. Nice one. Joel Birch.
