// common LISP compatible pairlis for newLISP

;; 
;;(pairlis '(1 2 3) '("one" "two" "three") '((4 "four"))) 
;;

 
(define (pairlis keys data alist) 
  (setq data2 data) 
  (setq newlist '()) 
  (dolist (x keys) 
          (push (list x (pop data2)) newlist -1)) 
  (append newlist alist)) 

;; newLISPy way

(define (pairlis keys data alist) 
  (append (map (lambda (x y) (list x y)) keys data) alist)) 

From: http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/conditionalcompile.shtml
Conditional Compilation of JScript/ JavaScript in IE

In IE, there is a little known feature called conditional compilation. Supported since IE4, this feature starting getting some attention when it began showing up in some Ajax related JavaScripts. An absolute form of object detection, conditional compilation lets you dictate to IE whether to compile certain parts of your JScript or JavaScript code depending on predefined and user defined conditions. Think of it as conditional comments for your script that can also be molded to work gracefully with non IE browsers as well.

Thanks to: http://www.vivabit.com/bollocks/2006/04/06/introducing-dom-builder#c856

#48: Avatar kentaromiura / 19th April '06

You could do like I do here: Crazy corners using IE conditional comment

var cn=�class�;

/@cc_on

cn="className";

@/

so you use cn insted of class or classname _; bye