Thanks for the reply T.J.,
When using 'this', one other problem comes up for me which I wasn't
sure how to address. I use lowpro along with prototype for it's
Event.addBehavior stuff...
So, if I do:
var Foo = (function() {
var Foo = Class.create({
initialize: function() {
Event.addBehavior({
'#foo:click': function() {
someFunc(this)
}
});
}
})
return Foo;
})();
in thie '#foo:click' block, this is referring to the #foo element....
I don't quite get how I would also be able to pass in the class 'this'
instance to someFunc other than having a var foo = this; at the top of
the initialize block..
Can you see a way to get around that?
-patrick
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