prototype_oblit_constructor.js - This JavaScript code creat…

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http://jsdoc-toolkit.googlecode.com/ · JavaScript · 24 lines · 15 code · 5 blank · 4 comment · 0 complexity · 1286e68417d4c0763e7a8b33c94d4696 MD5 · raw file


/** @constructor */
function Article() {
}

Article.prototype = {
	/** @constructor */
	Title: function(title) {
		/** the value of the Title instance */
		this.title = title;
	},
	
	init: function(pages) {
		/** the value of the pages of the Article instance */
		this.pages = pages;
	}
}

f = new Article();
f.init("one two three");

t = new f.Title("my title");

print(f.pages);
print(t.title);

Summary ✨

This JavaScript code creates a constructor function called Article and defines two methods on its prototype: init and Title. The init method takes a string of pages as an argument and sets the value of the pages property to that string. The Title method takes a string as an argument and sets the value of the title property to that string.

The code then creates a new instance of the Article function called f, and calls its init method with the string “one two three” as an argument. It then creates a new instance of the Title function called t, passing the string “my title” as an argument, and sets the value of the title property to that string.

Finally, the code prints the values of the pages and title properties of the f and t instances, respectively.