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		<title>Even more dojo.forEach() &#8211; string as a callback</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[After Petes tasty cookie yesterday, I have a couple of more useful bites of dojo goodness.
Besides passing a complete callback to dojo.forEach() you can also use a string which gets converted into a callback function internally, this is pretty handy for mini tasks.


dojo.forEach&#40;&#91;1,2,3,4&#93;, &#34;console.log(item, index, array)&#34;&#41;;

This prints the item, the index and the array for [...]]]></description>
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		<title>forEach goodness.</title>
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		<dc:creator>dante</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[This morning, I was again reminded about something I am continually forgetting and it&#8217;s worth documenting, so here goes:

Not only does dojo.forEach iterate over an array passing the element to a function each time:

var arr = &#91;&#34;one&#34;,&#34;two&#34;,&#34;three&#34;&#93;;
// print one, two, three
dojo.forEach&#40;arr,function&#40;el&#41;&#123; console.log&#40;el&#41;; &#125;&#41;;

It also passes the current index in the array (which I find uber [...]]]></description>
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