STOP YELLING AT ME! ...kidding.
On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Jan Kassens <[email protected]> wrote: > * > You can embed the name of the class in the class itself, like: > > var MyClass = new Class({ > name: ‘MyClass’, > method: function(){ > console.log(this.name); > } > }); > > > or iterate over all variables in window. This doesn’t work with classes > that are not in the window space (like Fx.Tween for instance) and is not the > fastest solution, but might be enough for your case: > > Class.getClassName = function(obj){ > for (name in window){ > if (window[name] == obj.constructor) return name; > } > return null; > }; > > var MyClass = new Class({ > method: function(){ > console.log(Class.getClassName(this)); > } > }); > > > Jan > > > * > On 05.11.2009, at 15:52, Sam wrote: > > > I want to throw an Exception and tell user what caused exception in a > form: > > Class::Method > > Method name can easily be obtained from: > > arguments.callee > > and then processing returned string. > > How to get class name inside method? > > I create classes next way: > > var MyClass = new Class({ > ... > method: function() > { > console.log( 'Want to output class name here.'); > }, > ... > }); > > >
