I might not be clear with my title of the question. Sorry for that.
Here is what I wanted to do.
I'm trying to use prototyping pattern in javascript. I created a class as following.
var MyClass = null;
(function() {
MyClass = function() {
this.clsVar = "I'm inside constructor";
};
MyClass.prototype = {
constructor: MyClass,
myFunc1: function() {
console.log("I'm func1 accessing constructor variable : " + this.clsVar);
},
nested: {
myFunc2: function() {
console.log("I'm func2 accessing constructor variable : " + this.clsVar); // I know, this will never point to the class scope
}
}
}
}())
I'm creating an object.
var my = new MyClass();
my.myFunc1(); // which prints "I'm func1 accessing constructor variable : I'm inside constructor"
my.nested.myFunc1(); // as expected, it prints "I'm func2 accessing constructor variable : undefined
All I am trying to do is, I should be able to access clsVar
from nested.myFunc2
is that possible.? Any help is greatly appreciated and needed.
Thanks.
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