Is there a way to add a method to all javascript functions without using the prototype library?
something along the lines of :
Function.prototype.methodName = function(){
return dowhateverto(this)
};
this is what i tried so far but it didnt work. Perhaps it is a bad idea also if so could you please tell me why?
if so can I add it to a set of functions i choose
something like :
MyFunctions.prototype.methodName = function(){
return dowhateverto(this)
};
where MyFunctions is an array of function names
thank you
A Function object's prototype property is used when the function is used as a constructor with the new operator. It will become the new object's prototype. Note: Not all Function objects have the prototype property — see description.
The prototype property is set to function when it is declared. All the functions have a prototype property. proto property that is set to an object when it is created using a new keyword. All objects behavior newly created have proto properties.
Each and every JavaScript function will have a prototype property which is of the object type. You can define your own properties under prototype . When you will use the function as a constructor function, all the instances of it will inherit properties from the prototype object.
__proto__ is a way to inherit properties from an object in JavaScript. __proto__ a property of Object. prototype is an accessor property that exposes the [[Prototype]] of the object through which it is accessed. POSTly is a web-based API tool that allows for fast testing of your APIs (REST, GraphQL).
Sure. Functions are objects:
var foo = function() {};
Function.prototype.bar = function() {
alert("bar");
};
foo.bar();
Will alert "bar"
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