One option is to use the MochiKit way to handle events instead of
adding the event handler to the select HTML element. You'll then have
a reference to the event object in your comboprogetti function.
function comboprogetti(e)
{
var selectList = e.src();
alert(selectList.value);
}
function FillCombo(analist) {
var list1 =
SELECT({'id':'anagr','name':'anagr'}
, map(partial(OPTION,null),analist));
MochiKit.Signal.connect(list1,'onchange',comboprogetti);
swapDOM('anagr', list1);
}
function runTest()
{
var a = new Array();
a[0] = 'test';
a[1] = 'bug';
FillCombo(a);
}
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