I have a code below,
var a = 0;
var addByOne = doOnce(function() { a += 1; });
// I need to define a doOnce function here
// Run addByOne two times
addByOne();
addByOne();
This will result the variable a holds 2 as its value. My question is, how do I make the doOnce function so that it will result in running the function inside doOnce (in the case above, function () { a += 1; } ) just one time. So no matter how many times addByOne is called, variable a will be incremented just once.
Thanks
Try this:
function doOnce(fn) {
// Keep track of whether the function has already been called
var hasBeenCalled = false;
// Returns a new function
return function() {
// If it has already been called, no need to call it again
// Return (undefined)
if (hasBeenCalled) return;
// Set hasBeenCalled to true
hasBeenCalled = true;
return fn.apply(this, arguments);
}
}
If you want, you can keep track of the return value and return that instead of undefined.
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