Hi, I have a big JS class and wanted to clean it by grouping same
functions. What I did was something like that :
Parent = new Class({
initialize: function(options) {
console.log('Initialized');
this.Child.a();
},
a: function() {
console.log('Function a::Parent called');
},
b: function() {
console.log('Function b::Parent called');
},
Child: {
a: function() {
console.log('Function a::Child called');
this.b();
}
}
});
window.addEvent('domready', function() {
new Mother();
});
This will return :
Initialized
Function a::Child called
and Error, b undefined, because this refers to this.Child while in
this.Child.a().
is there any other mean to have this refering to Parent while in
Parent.Child, without calling all the functions with :
this.Child.a.apply(this, {}); ?
Regards, Olivier.