I feel like I've done this about a thousand times, but my brain can't
seem to wrap around this one. Can someone give it a nudge in the right
direction?
I have an object:
test = { key1: { original: "90210", decode: ""}, key2: { original:
"53207", decode: ""} };
I want to loop through it, decode the "original" value and store the
point result in "decode".
So:
geocoder = new GClientGeocoder();
for (key in test) {
geocoder.getLatLng(test[key].original, function(point) {
if(!point) { test[key].decode = false; } else {
test[key].decode = point;
}
}
}
Of course the problem is that the call back function has no knowledge
of 'key' (test is a global var). I tried passing it (function(point,
key)) but that didn't work. I feel like I've done this a million times
before, but I'm just not seeing it today.
Any help is appreciated.
Nate
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