Could you use ...
var myWidget = document.createElement(widgetName);
and then set the properties as normal?
On 16/01/2008, GarethAtFlignet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> HI there,
>
> I'm trying to improve the performance of an application we're working
> on which makes a fair bit of use of the eval statement. We're tryignt
> o weed out the use of eval due to the performacne overhead and there
> is one section of code we haven't as yet been able to improve upon.
> Any help very much appreciated.
>
> Here is a sample code snipped. The key points which 'cannot' be
> changed is that the classname must be sourced from a variable and not
> static (same for the parameters).
>
> var widgetName = "Button";
> var widgetParam1 = "I am parameter 1";
> var widgetParam2 = new Array("I am ", "parameter 2");
> eval("var myWidget = new "+widgetName+"(widgetParam1,
> widgetParam2);");
>
> Many thanks
> Gareth
> >
>
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