Good Evening Everyone!
I believe this is a newbie question.
I very much like using the this.debug() call during development. But when I try
to call it from any function I define inside my qx application code, it doesn't
work. It resolves as "undefined".
Example:
this.debug("Debug text directly using this.debug()");
//
var myAlert = function(p_myString) {
alert(p_myString);
return true;
}
//
myAlert("Indirectly calling alert() from myAlert().");
//
var myDebug = function(p_myString) {
this.debug(p_myString);
return true;
}
//
myDebug("Indirect debug via myDebug().");
The direct call on line #1 works, debug message shows up in the console.
myAlert gets defined fine, calling myAlert works fine and shows the pop-up
window.
Script fails to load during the definition of myDebug, complaining that
this.debug is "undefined".
I also tried replacing this.debug() with
myapplicationnamehere.Application.debug(), also fails.
How do I call the debug() function from inside my own function?
Or -if that is what I do wrong- how do I define my own function differently to
be able to call this.debug() from inside of it?
Regards,
Keve Nagy * Debrecen * Hungary
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