How can I call a javascript constructor using call or apply? [duplicate]

Answer 1

There is a rehusable solution for this case. For every Class to you wish to call with apply or call method, you must call before to convertToAllowApply('classNameInString'); the Class must be in the same Scoope o global scoope (I don't try sending ns.className for example...)

There is the code:

function convertToAllowApply(kName){
    var n = '\n', t = '\t';
    var scrit = 
        'var oldKlass = ' + kName + ';' + n +
        kName + '.prototype.__Creates__ = oldKlass;' + n +

        kName + ' = function(){' + n +
            t + 'if(!(this instanceof ' + kName + ')){'+ n +
                t + t + 'obj = new ' + kName + ';'+ n +
                t + t + kName + '.prototype.__Creates__.apply(obj, arguments);'+ n +
                t + t + 'return obj;' + n +
            t + '}' + n +
        '}' + n +
        kName + '.prototype = oldKlass.prototype;';

    var convert = new Function(scrit);

    convert();
}

// USE CASE:

myKlass = function(){
    this.data = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments,0);
    console.log('this: ', this);
}

myKlass.prototype.prop = 'myName is myKlass';
myKlass.prototype.method = function(){
    console.log(this);
}

convertToAllowApply('myKlass');

var t1 = myKlass.apply(null, [1,2,3]);
console.log('t1 is: ', t1);