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API Overview
| · | Ajax - Prototype offers three objects to deal with AJAX communication |
| · | Array - Prototype extends all native Javascript arrays with quite a few powerful methods. |
| · | Class - Prototype’s object for class-based OOP. |
| · | Date - Extensions to the native Date object |
| · | Element - The Element object sports a flurry of powerful DOM methods |
| · | Enumerable - Enumerable provides a large set of useful methods for enumerations |
| · | Event - Prototype smooths cross-browser event management |
| · | Form - Form is a namespace and a module for all things form-related |
| · | Form.Element - This is a collection of methods that assist in dealing with form controls. |
| · | Function - Prototype takes issue with only one aspect of functions, really: binding. |
| · | Hash - A collection of utilities for working with hashs. |
| · | Insertion - Insertion provides a cross-browser solution to the dynamic insertion of HTML. |
| · | Number - Prototype extends numbers in order to provide ObjectRange and Ruby-like numerical loops. |
| · | Object - Object is used by Prototype as a namespace; that is, it just keeps a few new methods together. |
| · | ObjectRange - ObjectRange mixes in Enumerable, which makes ranges very versatile. |
| · | Position - The Position object provides a series of methods that help with element positioning and layout. |
| · | Prototype - The Prototype namespace provides fundamental information about the Prototype library. |
| · | String - Prototype enhances the String object with a series of useful methods. |
| · | Template - The Template class provides a simple and nice way to create HTML snippets. |
| · | TimedObserver - Can be used to periodically check some value and trigger a callback. |
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