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 think the problem is that when this.C() is executed inside the function referred to by B, this refers to the object that contains B, that is, object A. (This assumes B() is called within the context of A)

The problem is, C does not exist on the object A, since it's defined within B. If you want to call a local function C() within B, just use C().

EDIT: Also, I'm not sure what you've posted is valid JavaScript. Specifically, B should be defined this way, since you can't use the object:property syntax within a function.

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

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

 result=C();  
 return result; 
}