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Like .quickEach, but subtly different
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| // http://benalman.com/projects/jquery-misc-plugins/#each2 |
Ok, major correction.. this is going to be WAY slower than the core .each in scenarios where the user doesn't need a jQuery object inside the callback... so it should definitely be a separate method. See http://jsperf.com/jquery-each-vs-quickeach/2
Ok, pluginized and released!
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James, I was thinking of releasing this as a standalone "jQuery fast .each" plugin, with code pretty much just as it is in this gist, and with the callback signature
fn.call( dom_elem, i, jq_object ). Would you object to that? (I don't want to step on your toes here)I also definitely think that this should be considered for inclusion in core, with Resig making whatever decision regarding its signature/context if necessary, should it ever get to that point. I personally feel that changing jQuery's
.eachsignature fromfn.call( dom_elem, i, dom_elem )tofn.call( dom_elem, i, jq_object )would be acceptable, but that's obviously not my call.