Example of this is in express\lib\router\index.js. The param function captures the i which is a parameter of the outer pass function.
Comments: Fundamentally, the problem is that we don't get the names of captured variables back from Node. They can still be eval'd in that scope, so hovering over them in editor or putting them into Watch works, but we can't list them.
Comments: Fundamentally, the problem is that we don't get the names of captured variables back from Node. They can still be eval'd in that scope, so hovering over them in editor or putting them into Watch works, but we can't list them.