function(location, name, data, callback) {
      return new Sammy.RenderContext(this).renderEach(location, name, data, callback);
    }
function(location, name, data, callback) {
      return new Sammy.RenderContext(this).renderEach(location, name, data, callback);
    }
function ( location , name , data , callback ) { return new Sammy . RenderContext ( this ) . renderEach ( location , name , data , callback ) ; }
Create and return a `Sammy.RenderContext` calling `renderEach()` on it. Loads the template and interpolates the data for each item, however does not actual place it in the DOM.  ### Example  // mytemplate.mustache <div class="name">{{name}}</div> renderEach('mytemplate.mustache', [{name: 'quirkey'}, {name: 'endor'}]) // sets the `content` to <div class="name">quirkey</div><div class="name">endor</div> renderEach('mytemplate.mustache', [{name: 'quirkey'}, {name: 'endor'}]).appendTo('ul'); // appends the rendered content to $('ul')
Create and return a Sammy . RenderContext calling renderEach () on it . Loads the template and interpolates the data for each item however does not actual place it in the DOM . ### Example // mytemplate . mustache <div class = name > {{ name }} < / div > renderEach ( mytemplate . mustache [ { name : quirkey } { name : endor } ] ) // sets the content to <div class = name > quirkey< / div > <div class = name > endor< / div > renderEach ( mytemplate . mustache [ { name : quirkey } { name : endor } ] ) . appendTo ( ul ) ; // appends the rendered content to $ ( ul )