Javascript array of an object into a string array, an easier way?

Question

I'm so used to C # syntactic sugar (and not like javascript as I want) that I find it very verbose.

Is there a better way to do this?

var justColumnNames = new Array();    
for( i= 0; i< columnsInfo.length; i++)
{
   justColumnNames[i] = columnsInfo[i].Name;
}

(BTW I have Extjs available on the page and I cannot use any other library) Thanks

Answer 1

Ext.each( columnsInfo, function(elem){
    justColumnNames.push(elem.name);
});

Answer 2

, , map(), , , . ExtJS, , , , .

, - :

justColumnNames = columnsInfo.map(function(elem) { elem.Name });

Answer 3

javascript. - foreach/map/filter . . :

// List object, inherits from Array
function List (array) {
    // Allow List constructor to convert
    // Array object into List object:
    if (array !== undefined) {
        this.push.apply(this,array)
    }

    // each() method. A cross between map and filter:
    this.each = function (callback) {
        var ret = new List();
        for (i=0,l=this.length;i<l;i++) {
            var r = callback(this[i],i);
            if (r !== undefined) {
                ret.push(r);
            }
        }
        return ret;
    }
}
List.prototype = new Array();

// Direct translation of your code:
var justColumnNames = new List();
justColumnNames.each(function(n,i){
   n = columnsInfo[i].Name;
});

// Or the more brief:
var justColumnNames = new List(columnsInfo).each(function(n){return n.Name});

, :

Array.prototype.each = function (callback) {
        // see implementation above ...
}

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