Let\'s state a few facts upfront: Livedocs tells us that dynamic classes enable us to add member variables and member functions. We are told that all classes ultimately derive from Object, which is d
I\'m reading a book called JavaScript patterns but there\'s one part where I think the guy is confusing.
I\'m trying to implement a multiline textbox on a website. The textbox should offer a kind of autocompletion while the user is typing. The autocompletion should work similar to what is known as \'Inte
I know that the prototype property of JavaScript function objects is copied to the internal [[Prototype]] property (a.k.a. __proto__) of objects instantiated by using the function as a constructor. So
I\'m having a really rough time wrapping my head around prototypes in JavaScript. Previously I had trouble calling something like this:
Trying to bend by head around Javascript\'s take on OO...and, like many others, running into confusion about the constructor property. In particular, the significance of the constructor property, as I
I\'ve started reading The Pragmatic Programmer, which I am enjoying and learning heaps form but I\'m having difficulty understanding the difference between tracer bullets and prototypes. Are tracer bu
I\'m new to JavaScript. New as far as all I\'ve really done with it is tweaked existing code and wrote small bits of jQuery.
function Person(name) { this.name = name; this.say = function() { console.info(\'I am \' + this.name); } }
I have create object lik e this testObj.prototype = { cVar: 15, init: function(c){ 开发者_如何学C/*initialization code*/
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