In PHP, there's this handy construct where you can use the value of a
variable as the name of a function, so when you call $foo() you would
call the real function bar() or baz(), depending on the value of $foo
in the current scope.
Is there an equivalent in JavaScript, and if so, what is it? I am
looking at taking the return of an Ajax callback and using it to
decide whether to add or remove a classname from an element.
Thanks in advance,
Walter
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