So couldn't you do in the constructor… this.constructor.prototype.sayHi=this.constructor.prototype.sayHi || function sayHi(){} Log in to Reply
this.constructor.prototype.sayHi=this.constructor.prototype.sayHi || function sayHi(){} Log in to Reply
Ha! Took C++ from you back in the 90's and still live in Columbia. Happened to stumble on this video. Cheers 🙂 Log in to Reply
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So couldn't you do in the constructor…
this.constructor.prototype.sayHi=this.constructor.prototype.sayHi || function sayHi(){}
this.constructor.prototype.sayHi=this.constructor.prototype.sayHi || function sayHi(){}
Ha! Took C++ from you back in the 90's and still live in Columbia. Happened to stumble on this video. Cheers 🙂
Very helpful video. Thanks!
First thing everyone says when they first learn this: "What?"
that was cool! thx!
I am using eclipse as the editor, and Chrome tools for debugging.
Thanks! What javascript editor are you using?