count(): simply return total number of items if no function supplied. #15
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As far as I can tell, there's no way to access the length of the enumerable's data via the enumerable interface without invoking
__iterator__.length
, or doing.count(function(){return true})
. This grants access to the length via callingcount()
without a function argument, e.g.