As asked here:
https://www.fusetools.com/community/forums/howto_discussions/callback_node_with_arguments
the answer is “no” and that the function “gets an argument where .data is the data context from the node the callback sits on”.
However, the object/value passed into the function of the callback isnt useful for much as I see it; I would need an argument.
Is it possible to add an argument, like:
<Callback Handler="{test}" Argument="SomeValue">
or even better:
<Callback Handler="{test}">
<Argument Name="myArg1" Value="someValue" />
<Argument Name="myArg2" Value="someOtherValue" />
</Callback>
And that in the funcion test:
function test(myObject)
{
var v1 = myObject.get("myArg1");
console.log(v1); // would print "someValue"
}