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Pawel Zieminski
11-10-2006 23:44:07 GMT +2
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Hi, in the example below, function a.B.m1() is not shown in the outline.
This is a great plug-in! Thanks,
-Pawel
if (typeof a == "undefined") {
a = {};
}
a.A = function() {
this.m1 = function(){}
this.m2 = function(){}
}
a.B = function() {
B.prototype.m1 = function(){}
}
a.B.prototype.m2 = function(){}
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Remus STRATULAT[InterAKT Online]  11-13-2006 16:36:26 GMT +2
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Hello,
JSEclipse has it's flaws :(. It can not interpret any syntax that is out there. However your code is not a valid one. B.prototype.m1 makes no sense as B is not defined. But probably you wanted to write a.B.prototype.m1.
Anyway, thank you for your feedback and we will look into this problem first chance we'll have.
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Pawel Zieminski
11-15-2006 04:30:08 GMT +2
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Hello,
This is legal syntax. You can access B's prototype from inside B's contructor. It runs correctly and other JS editors (IntelliJ, for example) parse it just fine.
Thank you,
-Pawel
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