Question

*update: sorry for the vagueness. I have updated the question

I am using the pusher library, where i create channels and bind it to a function (http://pusherapp.com/docs/quickstart)

var myChannel = pusher.subscribe('MY_CHANNEL');

myChannel.bind('thing-create', function(thing) {
   //executes
});

In this case, i have 2 objects that subscribe to different channels, but execute the same set of function.

var myChannel = pusher.subscribe('MY_CHANNEL');
var myChannel2 = pusher.subscribe('MY_CHANNEL2');

//wondering if there is syntax for something like this
(myChannel+myChannel2).bind('thing-create', function(thing) {
   //executes
});

I can certainly just repeat it, but I know you can do it in jQuery, so i wonder if there is a way to do this for js objects. Maybe jQuery just iterates the the elements

//in jquery, you would do this
$(".xxx",".xxx").bind(...)

Answer 1

var f = function() {...};
a1.bind("xx", f);
a2.bind("xx", f);