Question: I am creating an attribute in a javascript object by replacing some strings in an existing object, as a side effect I want to make some additional changes to a third property, which I try to access with this.property however in the replace function this is referring to the window instead of my 'master' object. How can I pass in the encapsulating object, so that I can use `this` to access third property. 

```
b = {
    a: 'onetwothree',
    count: 0,
    rp: function () {
        this.c = this.a.replace(/e/g, function (str, evalstr) {
            this.count++; // <-- this is refering to window.
            return 'e' + this.count
        })
    }
};
b.rp();

```

`b.c = 'oneNaNtwothreNaNeNaN` whereas I want it to be `one1twothre2e3`

Answer: 
The divs should have CSS:

```
display:inline-block;

```

And a containing div around them:

```
white-space:nowrap;

```
try this

```
.yourclass{
float:left;
width:200px;
height:60px;
}

```

working link <http://jsfiddle.net/TmSdx/>