Can chrome be forced to iterate "string numeric" keys in the order in which they are stored

Question

It seems that I have an interesting problem only in chrome (not in IE, FF). Given the following object:

var myObj = {
  "59" : "Hello",
  "52" : "and",
  "50" : "how",
  "31" : "are",
  "65" : "you"
};

Going through this object through a for loop spits out the contents in the following order:

for(var j in myObj) {  document.write(myObj[j] +', '); }

are, how, and, hello, you

All other major browsers give it in the correct order. Chrome treats keys as integers instead of strings. The problem is that I have a json data source that I cannot change, and I need to access the elements in the order in which they are in the object.

Can anyone suggest a way to do this in Google Chrome?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=164