Issue with Arrays
Testcase:
alert($(a', 'b?).length);
alert($(a', 'b?).get().length);
Fix at line 106 $Rev: 133 $:
[].push.apply( this, $.map( num, "a" ) );
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Umm.. well, considering that $(a', 'b?) isn't a valid argument, I'm not really surprised that it's failing. A proper one would be something like:
<pre>var foo = document.getElementById("foo"); var bar = document.getElementById("bar"); $([ foo, bar ]).hide();</pre>
Since jQuery neither accepts arrays-of-arrays OR arrays of expressions, what you provided won't work.