Within my code (javascript in a firefox extension), i have a list of some variables, like this:
var myApp = {
var1: true,
var2: false,
var3: true,
var4: false
};
I want to access these variables to get their value indirectly using a function:
var myApp = {
var1: true,
var2: false,
var3: true,
var4: false,
varGetter: function(aName) {
// code
return myApp.aName.value;
}
};
I call this function like this for example:
if(myApp.varGetter("var2")) {alert("true")};
Now, how this function can be implemented to do what i want?
The problem is that you are trying to access a property with the dot notation and the variable.
myApp.aName.value;
this sometimes creates new property or returns undefined
You should use this notation instead
myApp[aName];