Everything works as expected for the setTimeout() function until you try to call a method inside your ‘class’ (there are no real classes in JavaScript). Something like this won’t work:
setTimeout(this.methodToCall, time);
Passing a string representation instead of reference doesn’t work either.
So here is the simple solution:
setTimeout(this.methodToCall, time);
Passing a string representation instead of reference doesn’t work either.
So here is the simple solution:
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