I have the following JavaScript function:
function insertIntoTable(title, text, sketchFileName, categoryId)
{
var db = window.openDatabase('xxx', '1.0', 'xxx database', 5*1024*1024);
db.transaction(
function (tx) {
if (sketchFileName == '')
{
tx.executeSql('INSERT INTO TableXXX (title, content, created, categoryID) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)',
[title, text, Date.now(), categoryId],
function (tr开发者_JAVA技巧ansaction, resultSet) {
if (resultSet.rowsAffected) {
myNameSpace.returnedId = resultSet.insertId;
}
}, handleSQLError);
}
}, handleSQLError);
);
}
Now I'm using a global variable, myNameSpace.returnedId
, to get insertId.
Is there any way to add a new parameter to function insertIntoTable
that references to myNameSpace.returnedId
?
You can reference the variable with two arguments:
function insertIntoTable(title, text, sketchFileName, categoryId, nameSpace, variable)
{
...
nameSpace[variable] = resultSet.insertId;
}
Call it like this:
insertIntoTable( ..., myNameSpace, 'returnedId' );
An alternative method is to use a setter function:
function insertIntoTable(title, text, sketchFileName, categoryId, setReturnedId)
{
setReturnedId( resultSet.insertId );
}
Call it like this:
insertIntoTable( ..., function(value){ myNameSpace.returnedId = value } );
Change the function to this:
function insertIntoTable(title, text, sketchFileName, categoryId, nameSpace) {
...
...
nameSpace.returnedId = resultSet.insertId; // assign this here
and call the function via:
insertIntoTable(someTitle, someText, someSketchFileName, someCategoryId, myNamespace)
You'll be passing in a reference to myNamespace (will be called nameSpace
within the function).
You'll have access to all of myNameSpace
's attributes then (and can assign things to them).
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