这是一个构造函数:

function MyClass() {}

当你这样做时

var myObj = new MyClass();

MyClass被执行，并返回该类的一个新对象。

在大多数情况下，在调用传递此信息的方法之前，必须以某种方式声明所需的属性。如果你不需要一开始就设置一个属性，你可以像这样在对象中调用一个方法。可能不是最漂亮的方法，但这仍然有效。

var objectA = {
    color: ''; 
    callColor : function(){
        console.log(this.color);
    }
    this.callColor(); 
}
var newObject = new objectA(); 

如果你使用微软开源的Typescript，他们就会这样做:-)

class BankAccount {
 balance: number;
 constructor(initially: number) {
 this.balance = initially;
 }
 deposit(credit: number) {
 this.balance += credit;
 return this.balance;
 }
}

Typescript让你“伪造”OO结构，这些结构被编译成javascript结构。如果你正在开始一个大型项目，它可以为你节省很多时间，而且它刚刚达到里程碑1.0版本。

http://www.typescriptlang.org/Content/TypeScript%20Language%20Specification.pdf

上面的代码被“编译”为:

var BankAccount = (function () {
    function BankAccount(initially) {
        this.balance = initially;
    }
    BankAccount.prototype.deposit = function (credit) {
        this.balance += credit;
        return this.balance;
    };
    return BankAccount;
})();

构造函数的意义是什么呢 财产吗?不知道它在哪里 可能有用，有什么想法吗?

构造函数属性的目的是提供某种方式来假装JavaScript有类。你不能做的一件事是在创建对象后更改对象的构造函数。它是复杂的。

几年前我写了一篇相当全面的文章:http://joost.zeekat.nl/constructors-considered-mildly-confusing.html

只是为了提供一些变化。ds。Oop是一种在javascript中使用构造函数声明类的好方法。它支持所有可能的继承类型(包括一种甚至c#都不支持的类型)以及很好的接口。

var Color = ds.make.class({
    type: 'Color',
    constructor: function (r,g,b) { 
        this.r = r;                     /* now r,g, and b are available to   */
        this.g = g;                     /* other methods in the Color class  */
        this.b = b;                     
    }
});
var red = new Color(255,0,0);   // using the new keyword to instantiate the class

这种模式对我很有帮助。使用这种模式，你在单独的文件中创建类，“根据需要”将它们加载到整个应用程序中。

// Namespace
// (Creating new if not instantiated yet, otherwise, use existing and just add to it)
var myApp = myApp || {};

// "Package" 
// Similar to how you would establish a package in other languages
(function() {

// "Class"
var MyClass = function(params) {
    this.initialize(params);
}

    // "Private Static" vars 
    //    - Only accessible to functions in this class.
    //    - Doesn't get wiped out when we create a new instance.
    var countInstances = 0;
    var allInstances = [];

    // "Private Static" functions 
    //    - Same as above, but it's a function accessible 
    //      only to other functions in this class.
    function doSomething(){
    }

    // "Public Static" vars
    //    - Everyone has access.
    //    - Doesn't get wiped out when we create a new instance.
    MyClass.counter = 0;

    // "Public Static" functions
    //    - Same as above, but anyone can call this "static method".
    //    - Kinda like a singleton class situation.
    MyClass.foobar = function(){
    }

    // Public properties and methods are built into the "prototype"
    //    - This is how each instance can become unique unto itself.
    //    - Establishing "p" as "local" (Static Private) variable 
    //      simply so we don't have to keep typing "MyClass.prototype" 
    //      for each property and function.
var p = MyClass.prototype;

    // "Public" vars
    p.id = null;
    p.firstname = null;
    p.lastname = null;

    // "Private" vars
    //    - Only used by "this" instance.
    //    - There isn't "true" privacy for each 
    //      instance so we have to fake it. 
    //    - By tradition, we indicate "privacy"  
    //      by prefixing it with an underscore. 
    //    - So technically, anyone can access, but we simply 
    //      don't tell anyone about it (e.g. in your API)
    //      so no one knows about it :)
    p._foo = null;

    p.initialize = function(params){
        this.id = MyClass.counter++;
        this.firstname = params.firstname;
        this.lastname = params.lastname;
        MyClass.counter++;
        countInstances++;
        allInstances.push(this);
    }

    p.doAlert = function(theMessage){
        alert(this.firstname + " " + this.lastname + " said: " + theMessage + ". My id:" + this.id + ".  Total People:" + countInstances + ". First Person:" + allInstances[0].firstname + " " + allInstances[0].lastname);
    }


// Assign class to app
myApp.MyClass = MyClass;

// Close the "Package"
}());

// Usage example:
var bob = new myApp.MyClass({   firstname   :   "bob",
                                lastname    :   "er"
                            });

bob.doAlert("hello there");