Pure JavaScript

Boolean.toSource()

JavaScript1.3+, JScript3.0+, ECMAScript2.0+ (proposed) Nav4.06+, IE4+ Syntax

							boolean.toSource()

Description

The toSource() method returns one string representing the source of the Boolean object. The string that is returned is enclosed in with parentheses.

Example

Listing 6.65 creates a Boolean object to represent true. The toSource() method is then applied to the Boolean object to return the source string "(new Boolean(true))".

Listing 6.65 Accessing the Source of a Boolean Object with the toSource() Method

<script language="JavaScript"> <!–– Hide //Create a Boolean object representing true bool = new Boolean(1); //Display the source of the Boolean object document.write(bool.toSource()); // End hide ––> </script> ...