My programming skill is not enough to solve this problem. Hope someone could
help me.
I have a class "myButton" which made a simple button.
I have a static class "myFunctions" which conatains myFunction1(),
myFunction2() and so on.
I would like to make instances of myButton class: myButton1, myButton2...
Is it possible to pass the appropriate myFunction() to the myButton
constructor, something like this:
<code>
var currentFunction = qx.myFunctions.myFunction1();
var myButton1 = new qx.myButton(currentFunction);
var currentFunction = qx.myFunctions.myFunction2();
var myButton2 = new qx.myButton(currentFunction);
</code>
And in the myButton constructor something like this:
<code>
construct: function(currFn) {
this.addListener("click", function(e) {
currFn;
});
});
</code>
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