NOTE: I don't know what I'm doing. Sorry for any inconvenience.

To be quite honest, I always forget the stupid little quirks of JavaScript arrays, and I hate having to re-learn them every time I return to web work. I do, however, spend a lot of time in Java, and the ArrayList has become my good friend...so good, in fact, that I've attempted to implement about 99% of it in JavaScript here.

A few of the methods from the Java ArrayList class have intentionally not been implemented for reasons of JavaScript: iterator(), listIterator(), and toArray(). On the other hand, I've added a toSet() method. Please read the Java documentation for more details about what each method does.

Here's the API:

Return Type | Name | Parameters ----------- | ----------------- | ----------- boolean | add | ([index,] object) boolean | addAll | ([index,] objects) undefined | clear | () array | clone | () boolean | contains | (object) undefined | ensureCapacity | (capacity) object | get | (index) integer | indexOf | (object) boolean | isEmpty | () integer | lastIndexOf | (object) object | remove | (object) boolean | removeAll | (objects) undefined | removeRange | (startIndex, endIndex) boolean | retainAll | (objects) undefined | set | (index, object) integer | size | () array | subList | (start, end) array | toSet | () undefined | trimToSize | (size)