On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 9:46 PM, Jason Bunting
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I have this code in a control I have built:
>
> var ldel = this.LaborDataEntryList;
> connect(this.ExpandCollapseButton, "onclick", function() {
> toggleElementClass("Invisible", ldel);
> });
>
> What I originally tried to do was this:
>
> connect(this.ExpandCollapseButton, "onclick", partial(toggleElementClass,
> "Invisible", this.LaborDataEntryList));
>
> Problem is, when the event fires the result of the partial also gets the
> additional event argument sent to it and it blows up within addElementClass
> (which is called by toggleElementClass); is there anything that can be
> reasonably done to prevent this from happening or do I need to accept that I
> will have to write this code with the lambda?
You'll have to use the anonymous function, but if you find yourself
doing it a lot you can always write your own higher order function
that returns an appropriate anonymous function.
-bob
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