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Using the _C function on a custom class member function does not get the correct this

function MyClass()
{
    this.m_name = "my name";
}

MyClass.prototype.printMyName = function()
{
    Log(this.m_name);
    return true;
}

function main() {
    var myobj = new MyClass();
    myobj.printMyName();
    _C(myobj.printMyName);
}

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The Little Dream ``` function MyClass() { var self = {} self.m_name = "My Name" self.printMyName = function () { Log(self.m_name) return true } return self } function main() { var myobj = MyClass() myobj.printMyName() _C(myobj.printMyName) } ```

The Little DreamThe reason is that after myobj.printMyName entered _C, the this pointer pointed to ▽ changed.

lightringThank you!