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In JavaScript, you can use the typeof operator to distinguish an object from another primitive type such as string, a number, or a Boolean value. However, the typeof operator doesn t distinguish between objects and other objects. If you create objects using different constructors, the typeof operator always returns function, which is the type of the constructor. To distinguish between objects instantiated with different constructors, you could use JavaScript s instanceof operator. Due to the way inheritance is resolved, the instanceof operator doesn t work with classes created with the Microsoft Ajax Library. Instead, you have to use the isInstanceOfType method. This method is called on the type that you will test. It accepts an object as an argument and returns true if the object is an instance of that type. In the following code, the test1 and test2 variables hold true because both instances are of type Pet. The test3 variable holds false because tmpr1 isn t of type Cat:

{"_id": "susie", "name": "Susan Mac Sweeney"}, {"_id": "sarah": "name": "Sarah Mac Sweeney"} ] } I can now use the Bulk Document API to load this JSON file into the database, creating the three new documents specified: curl -X POST -d @new_people.json http://127.0.0.1:5984/people/_bulk_docs The CouchDB server returns a response with the document IDs and revision numbers, which looks pretty positive. I also make a call to _all_docs to make sure the new documents were created, as shown in Figure 12-22.

Summary

var pet1 = new Pet(); var cat1 = new Cat(); var tmpr1 = new Temperature(); var test1 = Samples.Pet.isInstanceOfType(pet1); var test2 = Samples.PetIsInstanceOfType(cat1); var test3 = Samples.Cat.isInstanceOfType(tmpr1);

Figure 12-22. Loading bulk documents into the database Pretty sweet, huh In this example, I specified a document ID for my new documents. If you omit the _id field, Couch will automatically assign the document a UUID. If you want to modify existing

This chapter introduced the small but delightful iPod Photos application. This program is like carrying a digital photo album everywhere you go, so you can enjoy your photos at any time. Here are some final thoughts for this chapter: The iPod touch s Photos application offers some of the most instantly appealing ways to show off the power of your iPod. You can scroll through your albums, zoom in and out with a pinch or double-tap, and flip the unit on its side. These features all deliver the iPod wow factor. The iPod slide show settings are in a different place from the Photos application itself. Don t forget that they re available via Settings Photo. Consider investing in an inexpensive business card holder and a cheap speaker. They make watching slide shows on your iPod a lot easier, especially for more than one person at a time. A video-out cable from Apple increases the fun by sending the slide shows to a TV screen.

documents, simply include the _id and _rev fields of the latest revision of the document you want to update. Want to delete a document Pass in the _deleted field with a value of true. For example, if I wanted to modify the documents for Jill and Jim and delete the document for Joe, I would use the JSON code in Listing 12-2. Listing 12-2. change_people.json { "docs": [ {"_id":"jill","_rev":"2-1465099083","name":"Jillian Mac Sweeney"}, {"_id":"jim","_rev":"2-3528199421","name":"James Lennon"}, {"_id":"joe","_rev":"2-1118430947","_deleted":true} ] } As you can see from the temporary view shown in Figure 12-23, the jill and jim documents have been updated accordingly, and the joe document has been deleted from the database.

To retrieve information about the inheritance relationship between classes, you use the inheritsFrom method. This method is called on a child class and accepts the potential parent class as an argument. It returns true if the class passed as an argument is effectively the parent class. In the following code, the catIsAPet variable hold true because Cat inherits from Pet:

uring Steve Jobs s January 2008 Macworld address, he introduced the iPod touch s January Software Upgrade pack. This pack enables features for the 1.1.3 firmware upgrade (including Safari Web Clips and reorganizable icons) and provides five great software applications: Mail, Google Maps, Weather, Stocks, and Notes. These applications add amazing functionality to your iPod and expand how you can use it on a day-to-day basis. This chapter will introduce these new software features and provide tips on using the new home page features.