I have an object that has 2 parameters. It has a prototype method that can't
seem to access those parameters....is my syntax incorrect, or is it not
possible to do this?
var testArray = new Array();
testArray[0] = 2;
testArray[1] = 3;
var foo = "test";
myObj = new arrayTest(testArray, foo);
----------------
function arrayTest(aTestArray, sFoo)
{
[other stuff]
return this;
}
arrayTest.prototype.doSomething = function()
{
alert(aTestArray); //also tried this.aTestArray
alert(sFoo);////also tried this.sFoo
}
----------------
It seems like the prototype method should be able to access input
parameters to the object as well as local variables.
I could create a
this.localArray = new Array();
this.localArray[0] = aTestArray[0];
But that seems kind of convoluted if there is a direct way to access
aTestArray.
Thanks
Cheers,
James
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