Ext.clone bug with firefox [firefox bug not expected by extjs]

[buronix]

Sorry for the previous bad bug report.

Ext version tested:

• Ext 4.0.7

Browser versions tested against:

• Firefox 10.0.2 (Unix)

Description:

• With a kind of Extjs own created object (I tested it with a Ext.data.Model record), when
  Ext.clone executed
  var type = toString.call(item);
  The type of the record is and Ext.clone not clone the object and return the original item.
• it is a Firefox bug: [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=684601]

Steps to reproduce the problem:

• Create an Ext object ( I tested with Ext.data.Model) and debug with toString.call(obj)

The result that was expected:

• [object Object]

The result that occurs instead:

• [xpconnect wrapped native prototype]

Possible fix:

var type = Object.prototype.toString.call(item);

Operating System:

• Unix

------------
Rubén Burón Rodrigo.
StackOps Developer.

[mitchellsimoens]

So you tried Ext.clone on a record?

[buronix]

So you tried Ext.clone on a record?

I only tried, I needed to clone the data of an array of records without the references, but when I see the code of clone, I realized I need to copy the data, not clone it.

Finally I use other method to "clone"(copy) the data of an array of records:

/**
* function to return a copy of the records without references
*@param records[] array of records to copy
*@return newData[] the array with the copy of the records
*/
copyRecords     :       function(records){
       var newData   =  []
       Ext.Array.each(records,function(record, i)
       {
               newData[i]     =    {};
               record.fields.each(function(item,index)
               {
                         newData[i][item.name]    =    record.get(item.name);
               });
       }
       return newData;
} 

But if you create a Model manually you can check the bug with the example.