Use .call()
function callme(a,b){
return a.call(null, b);
};
var func = function(c) {
return c;
};
alert(callme(func, "test"));
Any function you pass to callme
will execute there. The first argument is the context, so you could pass this
if you need to. Pass null
otherwise.
In your case, alert/confirm can be passed. If you don’t need to return something, just do an empty return at the end.
Don’t use eval
, for the love of all things good.
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