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[Javascript] property instead of method
- From: sclay at ufl.edu (Steve Clay)
- Subject: [Javascript] property instead of method
- Date: Wed May 24 08:08:00 2006
Tuesday, May 23, 2006, 10:50:30 PM, Geoff Knutzen wrote: > This works and gives me easy access like this > x = formParams.minValue(); > Is there a way to make minValue a propery instead of a method > so I can get the value this way > x = formParams.minValue x = formParams.minValue; x = x(); OK, that's cheating ;) A property is just a variable, so you have to set it somewhere; it can't magically change without assistance. If you wanted to turn minValue into a property, you'd need to run the calculation code /somewhere else/ to update it. What's wrong with calling it as a method? Steve -- http://mrclay.org/
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