Anwer: Conveniently, Yes! You can indeed use set an array as the argument of a function.

var mapArgs = [0,20,50,10];
draw.apply(this, mapArgs);

function draw(x1,x2,y1,y2)
{ // do something…
alert(x1 + ‘ ‘ + x2 + ‘ ‘ + +y1 + ‘ ‘+ y2);
}

Of course you can use it in a more creative way

var run = { ready : ["Is this awesome?"], getset : ["or…"], go: ["What?!"] }
var func = {
ready: function(str)
{
alert(str);
},
getset: function(str)
{
alert(str.toUpperCase());
},
go: function(str)
{
alert(str + ‘!!!’);
}
}

for (x in run)
func[x].apply(this, run[x]);

• Cars: Ferrari
• Movies: Star Wars, Harry Potter, Monster’s Inc.
• Games: Nintendo
• Others: Yahoo, Kanji

Here are some examples:

Pretty nifty huh? Oh, and please remember that the patterns used for building these logos are patented (copyright?) so only use it for placeholders or “just-for-fun” activities.