Chapter number Property attributes: ReadOnly. Selection statement (Definition)
Saturday, April 28th, 2007Chapter number Property attributes: ReadOnly. Selection statement (Definition) A means of selecting one or other code block to be executed. Selection statements provide a means of executing one of several possible blocks of code. The simplest is the if( … )selector. The next most complex is the if( … ) … else … selector. A similar and related concept is the condition execution operator ?: which is functionally very similar to an if (…) … else … selection. The ECMAScript standard reserves the switch, case and defaultkeywords at edition 2 and mandates that they be supported functionally at edition 3. See also: Conditionally execute (?:), else …, if( … ) …, if( … ) … else …, switch( … ) … case: … default: … SelectorArray object (Object/browser) A collection of style sheet rules. Availability: JScript 3.0 Internet Explorer 4.0 JavaScript syntax: IE mySelectorArray = myStyleSheet.rules Object properties: length Object methods: item() This is sometimes referred to as a rules object which is not strictly true. It is often so named because it is referenced by the rules property of a stylesheet. DOM level 2 describes this object as a CSSRuleList object. It implies it is a sub-class of the Collection object and therefore it supports the item() method. See also: Collection object, rule object, rule.selectorText, StyleSheet.rules[] Property JavaScript JScript N IE Opera HTML Notes length 3.0 + 4.0 + - ReadOnly. Method JavaScript JScript N IE Opera HTML Notes item() 3.0 + 4.0 + - 1908
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