I am trying to use setTimeout() inside a class function in JavaScript. The setTimeout() is supposed to trigger another method in the same Class, so the function I am passing it is written as window.setTimeout(this.anotherMethod, 4000). That bring the problem: this references the calling Object, in the case of setTimeout() it is window. How can I use enclosures to return a reference to the Class Object itself?

myObject = function(){



this.move = function(){

    alert(this +  is running);

}

this.turn = function(){

    alert(this +  is turning);

}

this.wait = function(){

    window.setTimeout(this.run ,(1000 * randomNumber(1,5)));

}



this.run = function(){

    switch(randomNumber(0,2)){

        case 0:

            this.move();

        break;

        case 1:

            this.turn();

        break;

        case 2:

            this.wait();

    }

}

}