I think you are just missing ".bind(this)", that would ensure that when the function is called it has everything you need attached to it, such as all the values relative to "this". Then you wouldn't have needed to jump through hoops.
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I think you are just missing ".bind(this)", that would ensure that when the function is called it has everything you need attached to it, such as all the values relative to "this". Then you wouldn't have needed to jump through hoops.