I have an object with
myObj = function(){
this.myPublicMember = null;
function privateInitFunc(){
this.myPublicMember = "blah blah test";
}
privateInitFunc()
}
myObj.prototype = {
getPublicMember: function(){ console.log(this.myPublicMember) }
}
and I instantiate like:
var a = new myObj();
a.getPublicMember // logs Null!
How do I set a public property in a private function executed on initialization? I need the private initialization function because there are some other variables there that are obtained before setting the myPublicMember
You should set the context when you call the function:
privateInitFunc.call(this)