an attempt to make the new operator dynamically invokeable

newOperator.js

// usage: newOperator(constructor, [arg1, arg2, ...])
// example: newOperator(Date, [1995, 11, 24])
//   => should be identical to new Date(1995, 11, 24)

function newOperator(constructor, args) {
  var i = args.length + 1
    , params = []
    , fn

  while (i--) params[i] = "$" + i

  params.push("return new $0(" + params.slice(1) + ")")

  fn = Function.apply(null, params)
  params = params.concat.apply(constructor, args)

  return fn.apply(null, params)
}

well, the initial trick does not solve a thing here ... if you want to screw up functions that would work even with native arrays methods ...

uh .. wait, I know what you mean ... so yes, minus tilde then, updated :D