A
Andrew Poulos
I having some trouble understanding how to make functions private
I have created an instance of an object using a constructor function and
there are 4 prototypes:
Comm = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.get = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.set = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.start = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.end = function() {
//blah
}
foo = new Comm();
There are 8 "supporting" functions (additional functions that each of
the prototypes may call). How can I make the "supporting" functions
private yet still available to all prototypes? That is, only a prototype
may call a "supporting" function.
Andrew Poulos
I have created an instance of an object using a constructor function and
there are 4 prototypes:
Comm = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.get = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.set = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.start = function() {
//blah
}
Comm.prototype.end = function() {
//blah
}
foo = new Comm();
There are 8 "supporting" functions (additional functions that each of
the prototypes may call). How can I make the "supporting" functions
private yet still available to all prototypes? That is, only a prototype
may call a "supporting" function.
Andrew Poulos