function Player() {
var score;
this.getScore = function() { return score; }
this.setScore = function(sc) { score = sc; }
}
function compare(playerA, playerB)
It's not sorting because you have specified the keys that the variables within the array belong on. Sorting will only move the objects on integer-valued keys. You should see your sorting work if you create your array as follow:
var players = [new Player(), new Player()];
though, of course, it won't be very effective since you have neither a score on which to sort or a method of identifying them. This'll do it:
function Player(name, score) {
this.getName = function() { return name; }
this.getScore = function() { return score; }
this.setScore = function(sc) { score = sc; }
}
function comparePlayers(playerA, playerB) {
return playerA.getScore() - playerB.getScore();
}
var playerA = new Player('Paul', 10);
var playerB = new Player('Lucas', 5);
var playerC = new Player('William', 7);
var players = [playerA, playerB, playerC];
for (var i = 0; i < players.length; i++)
alert(players[i].getName() + ' - ' + players[i].getScore());
players.sort(comparePlayers);
for (var i = 0; i < players.length; i++)
alert(players[i].getName() + ' - ' + players[i].getScore());
Hope that helps.