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javascript - How to access a prototype's parent this from within a method's function

I have this class/function

function Menu()
{
  this.closetimer = 0;
  this.dropdown = 0;
}

Menu.prototype.menuTimer = function()
{
  this.closetimer = setTimeout(function()
  {
    this.menuClose();
  }, this.timeout);
}

Menu.prototype.menuClose = function()
{
  if(this.dropdown) this.dropdown.css('visibility','hidden');
}

I want to call the function menuClose() which is part of the Menu class, but I think this code actually tries to call menuClose() from the closetimer object.

How do I reference menuClose() from the Menu object from within menuTimer()?

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In your setTimeout() callback, this refers to window, just keep a reference like this:

Menu.prototype.menuTimer = function(){
    var self = this;
    this.closetimer = setTimeout(function(){
        self.menuClose();
    }, this.timeout);
}

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