$("p").get() returns a regular array with the jQuery set as its members.
-blair
Daemach wrote:
> I got burned by a debug plugin last night so I'm modifying a great object
> dumper to run as a jquery plugin. Dumping the entire jquery object is too
> much and not useful for this application - I only want the objects in the
> current selection set. If I do:
>
> var tmp = $("p");
>
> and there are 2 "p" elements on the page, the selection set is tmp[0] and
> tmp[1]. Is there another location in the object where these references
> reside? Or what is an elegant and fast way to strip just those items?
>
> Eventually I want to call this using $("p").dump() or $("p").debug()
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