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1. Javascript: Get access to local variable or variable in closure by its name    stackoverflow.com

Possible Duplicate:
How can I access local scope dynamically in javascript?
Hi all.
We all know that you can access a property of a javascript object by ...

2. Distinguishing closure and local variables    stackoverflow.com

A local function in the closure declares a variable with the same name which exists in the closure. So, how could we access closure's variable from the local function?

function closure()
{
  ...

3. how to access variables in closures if there are local variables with the same name?    stackoverflow.com

I took this from Google Code Playground http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/

/*CLOSURE
* When a function is defined in another function and it
*    has access to the outer function's context even ...

4. Redefining a local variable in javascript closure    stackoverflow.com

I have code that looks like this:

for( var i=0; i<10; i++ ) {
   var someClickableObject = new Object();
   someClickableObject.index = i; 

   eventListenerFunction(someClickableObject, 'click', function() ...

5. How do I access a local variable dynamically (via a String form of its name) from a closure scope?    stackoverflow.com

In Javascript, I'm used to being able to access variables within a known namespace "dynamically" (correct me if I'm using the wrong word here) by using the [] operator. For instance ...

6. Defining Setter/Getter for an unparented local variable: impossible?    stackoverflow.com

There's a few previous questions on StackOverflow questioning how one goes about accessing local variables via the scope chain, like if you wanted to reference a local variables using bracket notation ...

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