How to call a function whose name is defined in a string?

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How to execute a JavaScript function when I have its name as a string 29 answers

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if A is defined globally, then window["A"]() . However, there's no need to do that in javascript. Just pass the function itself rather than its name:

function foo() {...}

// BAD
function callFunc(someName) { window[someName]() }
callFunc("foo")

// GOOD
function callFunc(someFunc) { someFunc() }
callFunc(foo)

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Like this:

window[varName]()

assuming it is in global scope

If you have

function A() {}
function B() {}

then you can do

function C(parm) {
  parm();
}

if you call it with C(A) or C(B)

DEMO

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You could assign the functions to properties of an object. Then in your executing function reference the property by name given the parameter passed to the function.

var myFuncs = {
   a: function(){
     alert("Hello");
   },
   b: function(){
     alert("Goodbye");
   }
};

function execute(name){
   myFuncs[name]();
}

execute("a");
execute("b");

Working Example http://jsfiddle.net/ud6BS/

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