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Subject: [Edbrowse-dev] showscripts() (fwd)
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> document.scripts2 is a superset
> that includes all of document.scripts and more, correct?

I think so. In theory javascript could delete a script object that was =
originally there from html,
though not sure why it would ever want to do that.

Are you saying showscripts() should just act this way all the time, =
regardless of argument?
I'm ok with that, it's just for developers, not end users, so we don't =
have to have a big pow-wow about it, if you think so then I'll make the =
change.
And I might put the list of scripts in $ss, or just anything that's =
easier to type than document.scripts2.

You're really following the industry trend.
At the dawn of javascript we had all these arrays in document, scripts =
for the <script>, paragraphs for the <p>, anchors for the <a>,
and you could spin down the array and see them all,
then js started building pages dynamically, and those arrays only =
capture the html objects,
so they became almost useless, and now code uses getElementsByTagName =
to gather a runtime array of all the scripts or anchors or whatever =
that are present in the document,
and that's what the second incarnation of showscripts() does, so we're =
just following what others are doing.
Someday all those arrays under document may be deprecated.

Karl Dahlke

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