javascript - Accessing another method inside the self-executing function -

let's assume define self-executing function following :

({     function1: function(){//...}     function2: function(){//...} }) 

how can call function2 inside function1 ?

(i tried calling : function2(); , this.function2(); , none worked, both returned error : function2() or this.function2() not function)

actually part of aura framework, maybe specific framework.

there several things wrong here. first, not self-executing function. object 2 functions defined inside , wrapped in parentheses, make invalid. valid javascript object:

object1 = {     function1: function(){        console.log('function1 called!'); // logs text 'function1 called!' console },     function2: function(){        console.log(this); // logs details of `object1`        this.function1();     } }; object1.function2(); 

equivalent functionality using anonymous function this:

(function (){     console.log('anonymous function called!'); })(); 

note lack of curly brackets surrounding anonymous function. unlike functions in object, anonymous function isn't member of object. note last set of parentheses @ end, triggers execution of anonymous function has been defined.

javascript functions: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-us/docs/web/javascript/reference/functions