Can someone explain this function?
var bindbind = Function.prototype.bind.bind(Function.prototype.bind);
I understand the result it produce:
var bindedContextFunc = bindbind(function)(context);
bindedContextFunc(args);
But do not understand process of creating this functions, I mean part bind(Function.prototype.bind)
OK. We have three times the Function.prototype.bind
function here, whose (simplified) code
function bind(context) {
var fn = this;
return function() {
return fn.apply(context, arguments);
}
}
I will abbreviate in a more functional style with lots of partial application: bindfn(context) -> fncontext.
So what does it do? You have got bind.call(bind, bind)
or bindbind(bind). Let's expand this to bindbind. What if we now supplied some arguments to it?
bindbind(bind) (fn) (context)
bindbind(fn) (context)
bindfn(context)
fncontext
Here we are. We can assign this to some variables to make the result clearer:
bindbind = bindbind(bind)
bindfn = bindbindanything(fn) //
bindfn
contextbindfn = bindfnanything(context) //
fncontext
result = contextbindfnanything(args) //
fncontext(args)