Calling method inside another method in javascript?

Question

I am having a JavaScript namespace say

A={

  CA: function() {
    this.B();
  },
  B: function() {
    var test=\'test\';
    var result=\'t1\';

    C: functi         


        

Answer 1

I am actually surprised that your code doesn't give you error on the 'C:' line.

Anyway, your syntax to define a function is not correct. Define it using the var keyword. Also, notice that I created the 'closure' so that the function C can access 'this'. See the code below:

A={

  CA: function()
  {
    this.B();
  },

  B: function()
  {
    var test='test';
    var result='t1';

    var self = this;
    var C = function()
            {
              self.test='test1';
              .....
              .....
              return 'test1';    
            }

   result=C();
   return result; 
  }
}

If you want to assign C to 'this' object, you can also do:

A={

  CA: function()
  {
    this.B();
  },

  B: function()
  {
    var test='test';
    var result='t1';

    var self = this;
    this.C = function()
             {
              self.test='test1';
              .....
              .....
              return 'test1';    
             };

   result= this.C();
   return result; 
  }
}