Not only because I can't find an appropriate subject line, but also
because I can't find the issue with the following code (it's not jQuery
related - I beg for mercy):
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var myThoughts =
{
color: 'Blue'
, name: 'Felix'
, food: 'Lasagna'
}
var myMemory = {};
for (var i in myThoughts)
{
myMemory[i] = function()
{
return this['thought'];
}
myMemory[i]['thought'] = i+': '+myThoughts[i];
}
for (var j in myMemory)
{
console.log('Remember: '+j);
console.log('Result: '+myMemory[j].call(myMemory[j]));
}
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I would expect this to return the following:
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Remember: color
Result: color: Blue
Remember: name
Result: name: Felix
Remember: food
Result: food: Lasagna
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But instead I am getting:
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Remember: color
Result: food: Lasagna
Remember: name
Result: food: Lasagna
Remember: food
Result: food: Lasagna
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Tested this in FF 2.0 with the Firebug extension. I feel like I must
have missed something embarrassing stupid, but I really need to know
what it is ; ).
-- Felix
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