serialization - A tricky javascript question -

I'll probably explain it through the best code I get something like this:

  Var object 1 = function () {// do something} var object 2 = function () {// some more} var objects = {'o1': object1, 'o2': object 2}; Var verb = []; Function addAction (actionName) {var object = objects [actionName]; Actions.push (function () {new object ();}); }  

So this code saves the runtime-defined actions sequence based on saved user input in an array.

addAction ("o1"); AddAction ("o2");

If I want to play that sequence again, then I just do it:

 for  (verb in i) {actions [i] () ; }  

and it will create objects of two object 1 object and object 2.

Now, I need some sort of ordering [] array, but for me to maintain its scope, its inner work if I put the function in the string then I get

And if I remove this string, then the object is' Will be undefined. How would you do this ?

Why do not name the action with an object in the function, so that you can use the serialization For:

  function action (name, func) {this.name = name; This.func = objects [name]; } AddAction function (actionName) {actions.push (new action (actionName)); }  

The code will change slightly to run the functions:

 for  (verb i) verb [i] .func ();  

To sort the array, you enter a name in only one string:

  var s = ''; For (in verb) {s + = (s.length == 0? '': ',') + Verb [i] .name; }  

Then to deserialise you rest the objects with only the names:

  var name = s.split (','); For (i names) {addAction (new action (name [i])); }