I am unable to access the constructor variable in RandObj.exampleFunction (this.name = "steven") in Example 1 due to the fact that the scoping of this in RandObj is limited to just the RandObj itself. This is because I have what I believe is a nested prototype going on, but I would like to keep this nested prototype since it is necessary for what I am trying to build out. I understand that I can access 'this.name' using example 2, but I would like to keep the structure that I have in example 1.
//EXAMPLE 1
define(function() {
'use strict';
var Wrapper = function(nameIn) {
this.name = nameIn;
};
Wrapper.prototype = {
RandObj: {
exampleFunction: function() {
this.name = "steven";
}
}
};
return Wrapper;
});
//EXAMPLE 2
define(function() {
'use strict';
var Wrapper = function(nameIn) {
this.name = nameIn;
};
Wrapper.prototype = {
exampleFunction: function() {
this.name = "steven";
}
};
return Wrapper;
});
In this scenario, you can access the name is by first executing the function, then accessing the name.
Wrapper.prototype.RandObj.exampleFunction();
Wrapper.prototype.RandObj.name;
But I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve so I don't know if this is helpful.
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