I have the following function
var myInstance = (function() {
var privateVar = 'Test';
function privateMethod () {
// ...
}
return { // public interface
publicMethod1: function () {
// all private members are accesible here
alert(privateVar);
},
publicMethod2: function () {
}
};
})();
what's the difference if I add a new to the function. From firebug, it seems two objects are the same. And as I understand, both should enforce the singleton pattern.
var myInstance = new (function() {
var privateVar = 'Test';
function privateMethod () {
// ...
}
return { // public interface
publicMethod1: function () {
// all private members are accesible here
alert(privateVar);
},
publicMethod2: function () {
}
};
})();