javascript - Use jQuery to select multiple elements with .eq() -

i want select subset of tds table.

i know before hand indexes are, random (not odd or indexes, etc).

for instance want select 0th, 5th , 9th td.

indexestoselect = [0, 5, 9];  // 1) selects 1 one $('table td').eq(0) $('table td').eq(5) $('table td').eq(9)   // 2)this selects them group (with underscore / lodash) var $myindexes = $();  _.foreach(indexestoselect, function (idx) {     $myindexes = $myindexes.add($('table td').eq(idx)); }); 

so (2) works , using that, wonder if there more natural way using jquery.

something passing .eq() array of indexes? (that doesn't work)

// not work $('table td').eq([0, 5, 9]) 

if not write small plugin .eqmulti(array).

note: there no class these tds share exclusively, selecting based on class won't work.

i'd .filter() , $.inarray():

var elements = $("table td").filter(function(i) {     return $.inarray(i, indexestoselect) > -1; }); 

another [more ugly] way mapping selector:

var elements = $($.map(indexestoselect, function(i) {     return "td:eq(" + + ")"; }).join(","), "table");