2008/11/24 bricklemacho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ----
> config.macros.myMacro = {
> handler: function(place, macroName) {/* ... */},
> School: function(){/*...*/},
> // School.prototype.method1: function(){/*..*/} // ERROR!
> };
> config.macros.myMacro.School.prototype.method2=function(){/*..*/}; //
> OK!
> ----
This is in fact a syntax error. The curly bracketed syntax for
defining an object/hash list has the limitation that you can only put
member names before the each colon, not object references.
Putting
School.prototype.method1: function(){/*..*/}
in a curly bracket object definition is just as wrong as putting
window.onload: function(){/*..*/}
However you can use a function that takes the constructor and
prototype as arguments, constructs the function with the prototype and
returns it.
function createPrototypedFunction(c, p){
c.prototype = p;
return c;
}
config.macros.myMacro = {
handler: function(place, macroName) {/* ... */},
School: createPrototypedFunction(
function(){
/* This will become the constructor */
},
{
method1: function(){/*..*/},
method2: function(){/*..*/},
}
)
}
I've expanded the code more than needed to make it readable.
/Ove
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