Where to declare class constants?

Question

I\'m using class members to hold constants. E.g.:

function Foo() {
}

Foo.CONSTANT1 = 1;
Foo.CONSTANT2 = 2;

This works fine, except that it see

Answer 1

You said your coming from Java - why don't you store that class in 1 file then and constants at the end of the file. This is what I use:

filename: PopupWindow.js

function PopupWindow() {
    //private class memebers
    var popup, lightbox;
    //public class memeber or method (it is the same in JS if I am right)
    this.myfuncOrmyMemeber = function() {};
}

//static variable
PopupWindow._instance = null;
//same thing again with constant-like name (you can't have "final" in JS if I am right, so it is not immutable constant but its close enough ;) - just remember not to set varibales with BIG_LETTERS :D)
PopupWindow.MY_CONSTANT = 1;
//yea, and same thing with static methods again
PopupWindow._getInstance = function() {};

So only difference is the position of static stuff. It is not nicly aligned inside class curly braces, but who cares, its always ctrl+click in IDE (or I use ctr+l to show all class methods - IntellijIdea can do that in JS dunno how about other IDEs) so your not gonna search it by your eye ;)

Yea and I use _ before static method - it is not needed, I don't know why I started to do that :)