Using Object.defineproperty And Accessing A Variable In Private Scope
The following doesn't work, from my getter, I can't see _nickname defined in the 'class' Person. var Person = function (args) { var _nickname = ''; if (args === undefined
Solution 1:
Is there a way of adding _nickname to the prototype of Person from within its function?
If you mean the Person
constructor, sure (although in my opinion it doesn't look very elegant):
varPerson = function (args) {
var _nickname = '';
if (args === undefined || args === null) {
return;
}
if (args.nickname !== undefined && args.nickname !== null) {
_nickname = args.nickname;
}
Object.defineProperty(this, "nickname", {
get : function () {
return _nickname;
}
});
}
var x = newPerson({
nickname : 'bob'
});
console.log(x.nickname);
In this case, your getter is just another closure, so it has access to _nickname
. And it's not on the prototype anymore, you need an own property to accomplish that.
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