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			     Examples From
	    JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, Fifth Edition

This is the source code for all the numbered examples in the 5th edition
of JavaScript: The Definitive Guide.  The sub-directories of this
directory correspond to chapter numbers in the printed book.  Within
those sub-directories, many of the example files are named with the
example number.  Thus the file 10/02.js is the content of Example
10-2. Some of the examples are substantial enough that you may find them
useful in your own programs. In these cases, the example has a name
rather than a number.  Example 15-9, for example is stored in
15/Log.js. In these cases, the file name is often identified in the
book, so you can know what file you are looking for.  Also, there is a
table below that maps example numbers to file names.

Chapters 20 and 21 contain a number of short examples that logically
belong to a single large module.  The files 20/http.js and 21/xml.js are
concatenated versions of these shorter numbered examples.

Most of the examples are .js files of JavaScript code or .html files of
HTML code. A few others are of other types, as explained in the book.

Legal matters: these examples were written by David Flanagan and are
Copyright (c) 2006 by O'Reilly Media Inc.  If you wish to use this
example code in your own programs, simply include proper attribution, in
your program source code and documentation.  A comment like this one is
suitable in source code:

 /*
  * The following code is from the book JavaScript: The Definitive Guide,
  * 5th Edition, by David Flanagan. Copyright 2006 O'Reilly Media, Inc.
  * (ISBN: 0596101996)
  */

Note that you may use these examples in your code, but you may not
republish them in other books, or in any other way that would compete
with O'Reilly.  For details, see
http://www.oreilly.com/pub/a/oreilly/ask_tim/2001/codepolicy.html for
the "O'Reilly Policy on Re-Use of Code Examples from Books".

Also, please note that these examples are provided "as-is" and come with
no warranty of any kind.

The table that follows lists example numbers and their corresponding
filenames, and also includes a short description of the example.

Example	  File		      Description
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
1-1	01/01.html	      A simple JavaScript program
1-2	01/02.html	      An HTML button with a JavaScript event
			      handler defined
1-3	01/03.html	      Computing loan payments with JavaScript

3-1	03/01.js	      Copying, passing, and comparing by value
3-2	03/02.js	      Copying, passing, and comparing by reference
3-3	03/03.js	      References themselves are passed by value
3-4	03/04.js	      Are strings compared by value or by reference?

8-1	08/01.js	      Defining JavaScript functions
8-2	08/02.js	      Using functions as data
8-3	08/03.js	      Object utility functions
8-4	08/04.js	      Array utility functions
8-5	08/05.js	      Utility functions for functions
8-6	08/06.js	      Private properties with closures
8-7	08/07.js	      Breakpoints using closures

9-1	09/01.js	      A circle class
9-2	09/02.js	      A complex number class
9-3	09/03.js	      Subclassing a JavaScript class
9-4	09/04.js	      Borrowing methods from one class for use
			        by another
9-5	09/05.js	      Mixin classes with generic methods for borrowing
9-6	09/06.js	      Enhanced typeof testing
9-7	09/07.js	      Testing whether an object borrows the
			        methods of a class
9-8	09/08.js	      Testing whether an object provides methods
9-9	09/09.js	      Testing for array-like objects
9-10	09/defineClass.js     A utility function for defining classes
9-11	09/11.js	      Using the defineClass() method

10-1	10/01.js	      Creating a namespace based on a domain name
10-2	10/02.js	      A complex number class as a module
10-3	10/03.js	      A module of shapes classes
10-4	10/04.js	      Defining a private namespace with a closure
10-5	10/Module.js	      A module of module-related utilities

12-1	12/RunScript.java     A Java program for running JavaScript scripts
12-2	12/Configuration.java A Java configuration file utility that
			        interprets JavaScript expressions
12-3	12/Keys.java	      Implementing a Java interface with JavaScript
			        code. See also: listener.js

14-1	14/01.js	      Extracting arguments from a URL
14-2	14/Geometry.js	      Portably querying window geometry
14-3	14/browser.js	      Determining browser vendor and version
14-4	14/04.html	      Creating and manipulating windows
14-5	14/05.js	      Using the confirm() method
14-6	14/06.html	      A tasteful status line animation
14-7	14/navigation.html    A navigation bar

15-1	15/01.js	      Listing all anchors
15-2	15/02.html	      Traversing the nodes of a document
15-3	15/03.js	      Obtaining all text beneath a DOM node
15-4	15/04.js	      Selecting HTML elements by class or tag name
15-5	15/05.html	      Alphabetizing the elements of a list
15-6	15/06.js	      Converting document content to uppercase
15-7	15/07.html	      Reparenting a node to a <b> element
15-8	15/08.js	      Using a DocumentFragment
15-9	15/Log.js	      A logging facility for client-side JavaScript
15-10	15/Make.js	      Element creation utility functions
15-11	15/TOC.js	      Automatically generating a table of contents
15-12	15/12.js	      Querying the currently selected text

16-1	16/01.html	      Defining and using Cascading Style Sheets
16-2	16/Shadows.js	      Creating shadowed text with unobtrusive
			        JavaScript
16-3	16/03.html	      Displaying windows with CSS
16-4	16/Tooltip.js	      Tooltips with CSS
16-5	16/05.html	      A simple color-changing animation
16-6	16/AnimateCSS.js      A framework for CSS-based animations
16-7	16/CSSClass.js	      Utility functions for manipulating className
16-8	16/08.html	      Enabling and disabling stylesheets
16-9	16/Stylesheet.js      Stylesheet utility methods

17-1	17/01.js	      One function, many event handlers
17-2	17/Handler.js	      An event compatibility layer for IE
17-3	17/Tooltip2.js	      Tooltips positioned via mouse events
17-4	17/Drag.js	      Dragging document elements
17-5	17/InputFilter.js     Restricting user input to a set of characters
17-6	17/Keymap.js	      A Keymap class for keyboard shortcuts
17-7	17/runOnLoad.js	      Portable event registration for onload
			        event handlers
17-8	17/DataEvent.js	      Dispatching synthetic events

18-1	18/01.html	      An HTML form containing all form elements
18-2	18/02.html	      Adding form validation to your HTML forms
18-3	18/Validate.js	      Automatic form validation with unobtrusive
			        JavaScript

19-1	19/01.html	      Using the Cookie class
19-2	19/Cookie.js	      A Cookie utility class
19-3	19/PObject.js	      PObject.js: persistent objects for JavaScript
19-4	19/PObject.as	      ActionScript code for Flash-based persistence
			        See also: PObject.swf

20-1    20/01.js	      The HTTP.newRequest() utility
20-2	20/02.js	      The HTTP.getText() utility
20-3	20/03.js	      The HTTP.getXML() utility
20-4	20/04.js	      The HTTP.getHeaders() utility
20-5	20/05.js	      The HTTP.post() utility
20-6	20/06.js	      HTTP._getResponse()
20-7	20/07.js	      The HTTP.get() utility
20-8	20/linkdetails.js     Ajax Tooltips
20-9	20/jsquoter.php	      jsquoter.php
20-10	20/10.js	      The HTTP.getTextWithScript() utility

21-1	21/01.js	      Creating an empty XML document
21-2	21/02.js	      Loading an XML document synchronously
21-3	21/03.js	      Loading an XML document asynchronously
21-4	21/04.js	      Parsing an XML document
21-5	21/05.js	      Getting an XML document from a data island
21-6	21/data.xml	      An XML data file
21-7	21/07.js	      Building an HTML table from XML data
21-8	21/08.xml	      A simple XSL stylesheet
21-9	21/09.js	      XSLT in Mozilla and Internet Explorer
21-10	21/10.js	      Evaluating XPath Expressions
21-11	21/11.js	      Serializing XML
21-12	21/12.html	      An XML data island and HTML template
21-13	21/13.js	      Expanding HTML templates
21-14	21/14.js	      Querying a web service with SOAP

22-1	22/01.js	      Adding a rollover effect to an image
22-2	22/02.js	      Adding rollover effects unobtrusively
22-3	22/03.js	      Initializing rollovers with XHTML and namespaces
22-4	22/ImageLoop.js	      Image animations
22-5	22/BarChart.js	      Drawing bar charts with CSS
22-6	22/CSSDrawing.js      The CSSDrawing class
22-7	22/07.html	      Drawing a figure with the CSSDrawing class
22-8	22/08.js	      Drawing a pie chart with JavaScript and SVG
22-9	22/SVG.js	      SVG utility code
22-10	22/10.html	      Drawing a pie chart with JavaScript and VML
22-11	22/11.html	      Drawing a pie chart in an <canvas> tag
22-12	22/Canvas.as	      Canvas.as
			        See also: Canvas.swf
22-13	22/13.html	      Drawing a pie chart with JavaScript and Flash
22-14	22/Canvas.java	      A Java canvas applet for client-side drawing
			        See also: Canvas.class
22-15	22/15.html	      Drawing a pie chart with JavaScript and Java
22-16	22/16.html	      Creating a sparkline image with Javascript
			        and Java

23-1	23/GetTextApplet.java An applet suitable for scripting
			        See also: GetTextApplet.class
23-2	23/02.html	      Scripting the Java Plug-in
23-3	23/DOMApplet.java     An applet using the Common DOM API
			        See also: DOMApplet.class, DOMApplet$1.class
23-4  23/Box1.as	      ActionScript code that works with JavaScript
			        See also: Box1.swf
23-5	23/Box1.html	      Scripting a Flash movie
23-6	23/Box2.as	      ActionScript using ExternalInterface
			        See also: Box2.swf
23-7	23/Box2.html	      Simplified Flash scripting with ExternalInterface