I want to create a new array as an attribute of the object once I create a new instance. But I get the following error in Chrome: "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'push' of undefined". Players seems to be unkown. But why?
function Team(name) {
this.Name = name;
this.Players = new Array();
}
Team.prototype.AddPlayer = new function (player) {
this.Players.push(player); //error
}
Just remove the 'new' in this line
Team.prototype.AddPlayer = function (player) {
Your code is correct, but you need to be sure to make a new Team instance using new.
var t = new Team("foo");
t.AddPlayer("bar");
Oops, one error in your code. Remove new from before function in the .prototype assignment.
function Team(name) {
this.Name = name;
this.Players = new Array();
}
Team.prototype.AddPlayer = /*new*/ function (player) {
this.Players.push(player);
}
Because you had new before the function, you were actually using the anonymous function as a constructor, which means it was being invoked.
To be clear, new does not make a new function unless it is placed before the Function constructor.
