javascript subnamespaces are not initializing

Question

I want my javascript file to look like:

    var A= A|| {};
    var A.B= A.B|| {};
    var A.B.C= A.B.C || {};

    A.B.C.myFunc = function ()
    {};

    A.B.C.myFunc.prototype  = {
    f1: function(){},
    f2: function(){}
    }

where A is the main namespace, B is one of its sub namespaces and C is one of the namespaces of the B, but at the moment this structure is not able to initiate the sub namespaces. Any suggestions why?

antoox · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-16 11:44:17Z

2

You must not declare the subNamespaces with var:

var A= A|| {};
A.B= A.B|| {};
A.B.C= A.B.C || {};

Otherwise the javascript interpreter will trigger an error ( you cannot declare a variable with a point : var A.B is wrong and A is already an object ).

edited May 16, 2013 at 11:44

answered May 16, 2013 at 11:25

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2 Comments

Abhishek Subradeep Over a year ago

Dear god... Thank you so much for this!!! I was so focused on the logic in my methods...

antoox Over a year ago

You're welcome. You should use the console (F12) on your navigator to debug errors. (you should also validate the answer if it suits you).

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