This error message suggests that you are trying to call a function named getOptions on an object, but that object does not have a function called getOptions. Here are some possible reasons for this error: The getOptions function is not defined on the object that you are calling it on. Double-check that you have defined the function correctly and that it is a method of the object. The object that you are calling the function on is not the correct object. Make sure that you are referencing the correct object and that it has the getOptions function. The getOptions function may be defined on a prototype of the object, rather than on the object itself. In this case, you need to make sure that you are creating new instances of the object correctly, so that they inherit the prototype's functions.翻译

这个错误提示表明你正在尝试在一个对象上调用名为`getOptions`的函数，但该对象没有一个叫做`getOptions`的函数。

以下是可能导致此错误的原因：

1. `getOptions`函数未在你调用它的对象上定义。请仔细检查是否正确定义了该函数，并且它是对象的一个方法。

2. 你调用函数的对象不是正确的对象。请确保你引用了正确的对象，并且该对象具有`getOptions`函数。

3. `getOptions`函数可能定义在对象的原型上，而不是对象本身上。在这种情况下，你需要确保正确地创建了新的对象实例，以便它们继承原型的函数。

如果没有更多的上下文或代码，很难给出更具体的答案。如果你能提供更多关于代码和错误发生位置的信息，我可能能够更好地帮助你。

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