javascript - Setting object property with bracket notation inside object literal -


so have lengthy object literal many properties , methods, in simple following form no explicit instantiation:

var my_object = {     prop1:"a",     method1:function() {console.log("foo");} };

one of these object methods receives data internet in form xml http request , runs following bit of code:

$.each(xmlobj,function(k,v) {     this["to_"+k] = v;     this["to_"+k+"_color"] = func1(v);     this["to_"+k+"_symbols"] = func2(v); });

i've checked , returned data exists , in format expect, problem i'm having bracket notation not work here assign new properties this (my_object). console.log(my_object) confirms these new properties not assigned.

so there way work around bracket notation's failure assign new properties here, or going stuck writing out dozens of dot notation assignments?


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