The problem with the identification of instances of a class Pin

Posted on Tue 12th, December 2017

• #1

Konkery

Hello !

Tell me how to check the passed argument belonging to a class "Pin" ?

function func(_pin)
{
	if ( typeof (_pin)!=="Pin" /* the design code does not work */ )
	{
		/* here some code */
	}
}

• #2

PaddeK

function func(_pin)
{
    if (_pin instanceof Pin)
    {
        /* here some code */
    }
}

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