I am new to javascript and module pattern. So I am trying to write the following small library
(function(window, $){
'use strict';
function myLibrary(){
var myLib = {};
var options= {};
var map;
//_options = {'map':ol.map, 'geojson': testdata}
myLib.init = function init(_options){
options = _options;
map = _options.map;
console.log("Initializing ...");
console.log("map : "+ map);
console.log("options : "+ options);
}
myLib.map = map;
myLib.options = options;
return myLib;
}
if(typeof (window.testLib) === 'undefined'){
window.testLib = myLibrary();
}
})(window, $);
I fisrt call init() function
testLib.init( {'map':ol.map, 'geojson': testdata})
The problem come when I try to access the map and the option
testLib.map // return undefined
testLib.options // reutrn {}
I made the assignement in init but it doesnt seems to work. the assignment made in init() for map and options seems to be local to the init()
How can I make the assignment the the map and options that I declare with var ??
Thanks for help
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