I'm using a jQuery `.each()` call, which uses an anonymous function, from inside a `for` loop. JSLint comes up with the warning "Don't make functions within a loop".

Here's a code snippet from a larger function - in essence it is doing a check of whether each player of the game is still "alive" (has at least one piece on the board).

```
for( i=0 ; i<PLAYERLIMIT ; ++i ) {
    if( player[i].status !== 0 ) { //skip already dead players
        var stillAlive = false;
        $board.find("td").each( function() { //this func causes JSLint warning
            if( $(this).data("owner") === player[i].number ) {
                stillAlive = true;
                return false;
            }
        });
        if( !stillAlive ) {
            //... action to take for dead players
        }
    }
}

```

I can see how to remove this warning - just declare the function seperately and call it. But this is a very small one-shot function and essentially I consider this the body of a nested `for` loop, (I'm essentially reading the `.each()` call as something like `for $("td") in $board {}`)

Is this JSLint providing one of it's *style* warning, or is this more serious?  

Basically, is it best for me to fix this?

I'd like to understand the reason for the warning, so any comments RE the why the warning exists would be useful (again I want to know if it's practical or style).