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I've updated my last article about javascript.

To instantiate objects, instead of use this very bad code :

	var s_arguments="";
	//get arguments
	for(var i=0; i<arguments.length;i++){s_arguments=s_arguments+"arguments["+i+"]"+",";}
	//put arguments in a string
	s_arguments = s_arguments.substring(0,s_arguments.length-1);
	
	//Call "constructor" with parameters
	eval("myObject."+constructor_name+"("+s_arguments+");");
	//I know, eval is evil ;-)
	
	//return instance
	return myObject;

use this :

Thanks to the "future" really good book of John Resig "Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja" (http://www.manning.com/resig/) i've found the "true way" : .apply()

			if(constructor_name!=null){ 	
				myObject[constructor_name].apply(myObject,arguments);
            }

No more eval() ;-), more beautiful code

Hello, first of all, two things/points(?) :

• on the right hand : i try to improve my english, so sorry for the readers (and Google Translate is my friend)
• on the other hand : i'm not a javascript ninja

We are going to create a framework "à la MooTools".
how to have an almost "real" object-oriented notation in javascript ?
Be careful : The objective of this paper is primarily to "play" with javascript. I'm not sure my code is very clean ;-)

Simple JSON Object : create instance :