JS callback using map() with a function that has one additional parameter [duplicate]

Answer 1

A.map(doOpSingle2.bind(null, theFlag))

theFlag will be first argument though:

function doOpSingle2( flag, elem ) { ... }

Answer 2

Use an anonymous function.

var y = A.map(function(x){doOpSingle2(x,theFlag);});

Answer 3

Edit: Nevermind, you don't really need Closure for this. See Esailija's answer.

There is another option, if you happen to be using the Closure library. First you have to rewrite doOpSingle2 so that the flag is first:

function doOpSingle2(flag, arrelem)
{
 // do something with one array element
}

then you can do

var y = A.map(goog.partial(doOpSingle2, theFlag));

goog.partial partially applies the function, so goog.partial(doOpSingle2, theFlag) is equivalent to this function:

function(arrElem) {
  return doOpSingle2(theFlag, arrElem);
}

In this particular case, I probably wouldn't recommend this approach, but there might be similar situations where it works well.

Answer 4

Use an anonymous function:

A.map(function(a) {return doOpSingle2(a,theFlag);});