Javascript coding approach--Help required

[computerzworld]

Hello,
I am having one javascript file in which functions are defined in the way stated as below.

var str = {

f1 : function() {
},

f2 : function() {
},

f3 : function() {
},

f4 : function() {
}

};

How can I call function f2 inside function f1 inside setTimeout? And is there any tutorial which should help me to learn this syntax? Please help me. Thanks in advance.

[Krik]

Going to shoot in the dark here a bit.

If f1 was after f2 I am sure you could do a "this.f2". But as f2 is after f1 it may come up with f2 as undefined. I guess you can try and see what happens.

Obviously what you gave us above is just an example and you have several other factors in play but maybe you could switch their order.

As for tutorials look into Object Orientated Programming (OOP) with javascript.

[Weedpacket]

Krik wrote:

If f1 was after f2 I am sure you could do a "this.f2". But as f2 is after f1 it may come up with f2 as undefined.

That's not an issue; "this.f2" wouldn't be evaluated until f1 is called, and by then the whole object definition has been read.