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Adding a custom 'seconds' function on to Number in JavaScript
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| > Number.prototype.seconds = function(){ return this * 1000 } | |
| => function (){ return this * 1000 } | |
| > 1..seconds() | |
| => 1000 | |
| > (1).seconds() | |
| => 1000 | |
| > 1['seconds']() | |
| => 1000 |
Author
gabehollombe
commented
May 22, 2011
via email
Very nice. =-)
…On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 9:16 PM, xachro < ***@***.***>wrote:
//time to get funky
function Days(num){
this.num = num;
}
Days.prototype = {
get ago(){
return new Date((new Date()).getTime() - (this.num_24_60_60_1000));
},
get from_now(){
return new Date((new Date()).getTime() + (this.num_24_60_60_1000));
}
}
Number.prototype.**defineGetter**("days", function(){return new
Days(this)});
Number.prototype.**defineGetter**("day", function(){return new
Days(this)});
> 1..day.ago
> => Sat May 21 2011 21:15:19 GMT+1000 (EST)
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Pity some "browsers" don't support getters and setters.
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