Javascript - about Objects

Question

I would like to know if this is possible:
I want to access a index of an object that point for another index in the same object..
example:

var object = {
 edit: function (string) {
 alert(string);
 },
 edit2: "call default edit()"
};
object.edit2("Hello World!!");

How can I do that?
Sorry my english is.. bad

• dumbass: What is "index of an object that point for another index in the same object"?

Answer 1

You could just do it like this

var object = {
 edit : function(string){
 alert(string);
 },
 edit2 :function(string){
 this.edit(string);
 }
};
object.edit2("Hello World!!");

• Alex Shilman: Ahh, you beat me to it.
• Jhonatan G.: Like ninjas - Thanksss XD

Answer 2

How about this:

var object = {edit : function(string){alert(string)},
 edit2 : function(string){this.edit(string)}
}
object.edit2("Hello World!!")

Answer 3

I think Javascript allow:

var object = {edit : function(string){alert(string)} };
object.edit2 = object.edit;
object.edit2("Hello World!!")

or scrblnrd3's solution.

This website is international, so i guess you're not the only one who don't speak very well english... (Why are you looking at me ?)