If you just bind your observer to the current instance of "this" when
you are setting up your observer, everything will work fine. Here is a
contrived example to illustrate usage.
// this code is untested
var Foo = {
initialize: function(){
this.message = 'I am who I say I am';
this.body = document.body;
// attach to a normal method
this.body.observe('click', this.bodyClicked.bindAsEventListener(this));
// attach to an anonymous method
this.body.observe('keypress', function(event){
alert('you pressed a key, here is my message: ' + this.message);
}.bindAsEventListener(this));
},
bodyClicked: function(event){
alert('you clicked on my body, here is my message: ' + this.message);
}
};
Foo.initialize();
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