I have the following code:
context
.on( 'hangup', this.handleHangup );
In the class constructor and
PlayMessage.prototype.handleHangup = function() {
log.callout.info( "Call [%s]: Client hungup.", this.row.get( 'id' ) );
this.endCall(); // Get out of here
}
As a function to the class. The class is called PlayMessage.
I get an error saying:
events.js:130 throw TypeError('listener must be a function');
Talking about the context.on( ... ) line I pasted above.
How should I be using the class function as a listener?
Generally speaking, when passing functions to event handlers that rely on a bound context (this) like prototype methods, you have to manually bind the context before passing.
context
.on( 'hangup', this.handleHangup.bind(this) );
This ensures that the this value within handleHangup is the instance of the "class" you expect.
The issue was that I was trying to declare a class without "new" so none of the prototyped functions existed. That's an amazing learning experience for me.