Message from JavaScript discussions
October 2017
— Thanks
For(var key in socketList){
//WORK
console.log(socketList[key].snake.name);
//DOESN'T WORK: move is not a function
socketList[key].snake.move();
}
But move() exists, why it doesn't work?
— How?
— The vars are ok: snake.name works, snake.move() don't
— If JS says it's not a function, it's not a function
—
console.log(socketList[key].snake);
console.log(typeof socketList[key].snake.move);
console.log(socketList[key].snake.move);
— Console.log(typeof socketList[key].snake.move); // undefined
console.log(socketList[key].snake.move); // undefined
— Https://hastebin.com/axumosozop.js
— Yeah, seems like they're not inheriting properly
— Does the prototype get overriden / do you assign to snake.move?
— No https://hastebin.com/tomavapali.js
— Oh god wha