var items = [],
source = [9, 8, 7];
for (var i in source) {
items.push(
function() { //IIFE to work around closure issue.
var item = source[i]; //Extract source value and assign it into IIFE scope
//IIFE will return the function that will output the value which is now bound to IIFE scope
return function () {
console.log(item);
//DO NOT DO THIS... you will always get 7 since the closure is actually capturing
//variable i reference and source[2] will always be 7 when it is invoked after
//the initial loop
//console.log(source[i]);
}
}()
);
}
//i should be 2 at the end of this loop, uncomment the next line to proof it..
//console.log("After end of loop above, i is now:", i);
for (var j in items) {
items[j](); //invoke the stored functions.
}
//Better yet... and clearer...
//for each source items, create a function that will write its value
items = source.map(function(s) {
return function() {
console.log(s);
}
});
//run each function in items
items.forEach(function(i) {
i();
});
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