Create instance of “Class” Using “Reflection” in JavaScript

Question

I searched the web for some way to create instance of \"Class\" in \"reflection\" using javaScript but I found nothing.

generally i\'m trying to do someting like jav

Answer 1

This is working for me:

var obj = eval("new  " + className + "()");

Answer 2

JavaScript doesn't have classes. But if by "class" you mean you have a constructor function:

function MyClassName() {
   // do constructor things here
}

But the name of that function is in a variable:

var someclass = "MyClassName";

Then you can instantiate an instance like this:

var obj = new window[someclass]();

The above only works if MyClassName is in the global scope.

Answer 3

Classes in Javascript are nothing but global functions. So you should be able to do this:

var o = new window["MyClassName"];

for example:

var o = new window["Array"];

Keep in mind that this example is just an example. Arrays should be created via [] syntax.