Still an other solution would be to put the function a in a namespace and
pass that along with the attribute you want to change as a string:
var myNameSpace = {
a: {}
};
function change(nameSpace, attribute){
nameSpace[attribute] = function(){};
}
change(nameSpace, 'a'); //You give the function 'change' access to the
entire namespace.
For global objects you could pass 'window' as the name space.
Still, I wouldn't really do this, as said before, it's very hard to maintain
code like this.
Daan Porru
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