Hi all,
This is rather a javascript question than a qooxdoo specific one
I have some code like this that passe an anonymous function:
foo.bar(p1, function(p2) {
alert(qx.util.Json.stringify(p2));
});
in foo.bar, i create a button with a listener; when it is executed, the
following code fails to run:
bar : function(somePara, someFunction) {
...
someButton.addListener("execute", function(e) {
someFunction(someData);
});
...
}
I google for some documentation and this version works well:
bar : function(somePara, someFunction) {
...
someButton.addListener("execute", function(e) {
someFunction.call(null, someData);
});
...
}
I don't understand the difference between f.apply(), f.call() and f()
and why the latter doesn't work
In fact, when using f("foo") the function is executed, but without its
argument if in the body of the anonymous function i use alert(p2) it fails
Please can you explain this ?
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