How can I instantiate a class by throwing in a variable name?
Consider this method inside a class:
animate: function(el, build) {
console.log(build.effect);
var animationClass = new build.effect(el,build);
},
Build is an object containing lots of stuff, but most importantly an
"effect". This effect is the name of an independent animation class--
one is called "MarioKartMenu".
console.log(build.effect) prints out "MarioKartMenu".
But of course I get: TypeError: Result of expression
'build.effect' [MarioKartMenu] is not a constructor.
Is this possible?
