I have this function right here which takes the parts of my object and illuminates them successively with a delay (it switches the opacity of an element to 1 and then switches the previous element opacity to 0 to illuminate them successively).
The problem is that I cannot use the this keyword to access the parent objects parts in the illuminateInternal
function.
This hinders any possible reuse of my object since I will have maleBackNoZoom and maleBackFullZoom objects.
I don't want to change the variable names of the illuminateInternal
function when I re-use my object so I would like to use something like the this
keyword in the illuminateInternal
function as well.
maleBackNoZoom = {
parts:{
armsRight: findItemById("29") ,
armsLeft: findItemById("28"),
legsRight: findItemById("21"),
legsLeft: findItemById("22"),
back: findItemById("24"),
buttocks: findItemById("23"),
neck: findItemById("26"),
head: findItemById("27")
},
illuminate: function() {
var propertiesToIlluminate = [], prop, illuminateInternal, i = 0, delay = 200, intervalId;
for (prop in this.parts) {
propertiesToIlluminate.push(prop);
}
illuminateInternal = function () {
var property = propertiesToIlluminate[i];
var previousProperty = propertiesToIlluminate[i-1];
maleBackNoZoom.parts[property].opacity = 1;
console.log(previousProperty);
if (typeof previousProperty !== 'undefined'){
maleBackNoZoom.parts[previousProperty].opacity = 0;
}
paper.view.update();
i++;
if (i === propertiesToIlluminate.length) {
maleBackNoZoom.parts[property].opacity = 0;
clearInterval(intervalId);
setInterval(function(){paper.view.update()},delay);
}
};
intervalId = setInterval(illuminateInternal, delay);
}
}