@link2twenty , thank you for interesting article
I have a question. Why you are using
[27].indexOf(e.which)
instead of
e.which === 27
?
It's for future proofing, whenever I want a specific key I do it that way so I can add extra keys to the array down the line.
For instance if I wanted to add the enter key I would do this.
[27, 13].indexOf(e.which)
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@link2twenty , thank you for interesting article
I have a question.
Why you are using
instead of
?
It's for future proofing, whenever I want a specific key I do it that way so I can add extra keys to the array down the line.
For instance if I wanted to add the enter key I would do this.
[27, 13].indexOf(e.which)