I'm trying to call a class' function from inside an object stored in another function of the same class. I can't use this
, as it refers to the object and not to the class. Directly calling the function by its name doesn't work either, as it throws a "not defined" error.
I have code equivalent to this:
class X extends Y {
functionA() {
console.log("Function called!");
}
functionB() {
window.testObject = {
objectFunction() {
// I need to call functionA from inside here
}
}
}
}
How can I call functionA
from inside objectFunction
?
You can simply set another variable (eg, self
) equal to this
prior to this
changing.
class X extends Y {
functionA() {
console.log("Function called!");
}
functionB() {
let self = this;
window.testObject = {
objectFunction() {
// I need to call functionA from inside here
self.functionA();
}
}
}
}
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