Hello to all, my first post to this group!
I am new to OOP in JavaScript and have written my first Js Class using
prototype.js..
On the 'Learn pages' at prototypejs.org the example for
'Classes-Inheritance' shows the following..
var Logger = Class.create({
initialize: function() {
// this is the right way to do it:
this.log = [];
},
write: function(message) {
this.log.push(message);
}
});
For some reason I can't seem to add to the array using 'this.arrayName'.
I have tried also this.arrayName[i] = value;
I initialize the array using the method shown above
I have had to use the following in my method that updates the array. I have
several methods that will update arrays, and will probably have to use the
same in those. It will mean two lines of extra code for each method!!
.
var qArr = this.cap_questions; // create a var as the array //
for(blah blah){
var q = // set-up the value //
qArr.push(q);
}
this.cap_questions = qArr; // restore the classes array value with
updated var //
Does anyone have an explanation for this, or is it a bug??
If its a bug, should it be reported at the site??
Thanks in advance.. Gilbert
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