Folder Structure :-
ProjectModules
|-- Input
|-- aDelegatee.js
|-- aDelegatee.js
|-- Module
|-- aDelegator.js
|-- aDelegator.js
|-- Helper
|-- aDelegatee.js
All the .js have an object :-
For Eg, aDelegator.js,
var stdIn = require('../Input/aDelegatee');
var helper = require('../Helper/aDelegatee');
var obj = Object.create(helper);
var obj = {
promptForInput: {
this.input = this.aPropertyInInputDelegatee; // could be present in any of the two Input folder .js file// ...,
task1: function task_one() {
this.aPropertyInHelperDelegatee; // pass this input array, to be used in helper sub routine.
}
}
aDelegatee.js present in Input folder:
module.exports = {
pulicProperty: // ...
}
aDelegatee.js present in helper.js, this file can perform its routine using its own object input
array when executed independently, aDelegator.js object input
array instead, when called as a subroutine of Module folder aDelegator.js
module.exports = {
input: [],
pulicProperty: function {
// use this.input
}
}
How I do it:
aDelegator.js
// All code same as in aDelegator.js code before this one
var obj = {
promptForInput: stdIn.aPropertyInInputDelegatee; // here I am using name instead of this reference
task1: function task_one() {
this.aPropertyInHelperDelegatee;
}
}
I am unable to use correct this
reference in aDelegatee.js of helper.js.
I don't want to use stdIn.aPropertyInInputDelegatee
. should be this.aPropertyInInputDelegatee
instead.
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