> for(var i = 0; i<ARR.length; i++){
> $C.fadeOut(
> verbTime,
> function(){$THAT.text(ARR[i]).fadeIn(verbTime);}
> );
> }
> }
That code has the same problem as the original, though. It is going to
queue up ARR.length-1 fadeOut operations that all have i==ARR.length
and fail. To get the code to work you need to create a closure
*within* the loop that captures the current loop value, which
jQuery.each does for you. Or am I missing something?
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