Of course, the var i fixed it (in the 'for') -- but I don't get why it
blewup; I've noticed this elsewhere too today.
Say I had a function that calls a subfunction, ie
mainStuff = function(){
for(i=0; i<theList.length; i++){
ret = subStuff(tList[i]);
}
}
subStuff = function(which){
for(i=0; i<which.length; i++){
//whatever
}
}
I noticed that 'i' would get shared across the instances, that it wouldn't
work. ie it would work in mainstuff, bounce to subStuff which would iterate
more, get mainStuff confused, etc.
This is in direct violation to what the local var should be, no? I mean,
I've never experienced that before.
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