Hi
This kind of assignement doesn't work :
var xx= new xx.MyClass() ; // variable name 'xx' matches the first part of
namespace
This works OK :
var xx1= new xx.MyClass(); // OK
xx1.addListener(...)
// but after
var xx='';
// doesn't work anymore
// So : Variables can't have name matching t
That's normal Javascript; variable "hoisting" means that the variable xx
is local to the method or block, and the new xx variable does not have a
member called MyClass
John
On 11/04/2013 08:18, "fprijate" wrote:
>Hi
>
>This kind of assignement doesn't work :
>
>var xx= new xx.MyClass() ; // v
Hi
Sorry
It's a feature of JavaScript.
regards
Franček
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Hi
This kind of assignement doesn't work :
var xx= new xx.MyClass() ; // variable name 'xx' matches the first part of
namespace
This works OK :
var xx1= new xx.MyClass(); // OK
regards
Franček
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