<script language="javascript">
    var arr = new Array('one','two');
    var lb = "\x5B";
    var rb = "\x5D" 
    var code =  "alert(\"Second element is \"+arr"+lb+"1"+rb+")";
    eval(code);
</script>
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:)

cLive ;-)

This might be simpler:

// Hack around mangling of left square bracket by PerlMonks.

function get_item(a, i) {
   return eval("a\x5Bi]");
}

function set_item(a, i, v) {
   return eval("a\x5Bi] = v");
}
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Usage:

var a = new Array(5);
set_item(a, 2, "Hello World\n");
alert(get_item(a, 2));
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Update: Never mind. New useful escapes documented here.

Code tags wouldn't help. CODE tags just turn [ into [ (among other things, of course).