Whatsapp-Chat-Analyzer | 🧐 Visualize and analyze your WhatsApp chat | Data Visualization library

I am currently writing a WhatsApp-Chat-Analyzer. Therefore, I have to loop through the chat's participants and create buttons each representing one participant. When creating those buttons parameters or variables have to be handed over to a function which then executes code that further processes the parameters/variables.

However, regardless of what I am trying, the function that is called when clicking the button does not use the right variable; it always uses the first one of the array which is used to loop-over in the for-loop.

At the same time, printing out the variables while creating the buttons does work properly - all the unique variables are printed out and not only the first one.

As far as I know, all this indicates that there is something wrong with the scopes.

Coming from Java, working with javascript variables is very confusing since some of them appear to be global even though they are declared within a function or a loop. That's why I have tried to enclose the function that is handed over to the dynamically created button. Sadly, setting up a function that returns another function and handing over the first function does not work although it actually should work.

Furthermore, I am aware of the fact that "let" should be used in this case instead of "var" to create a local variable.

The following code represents what I am doing and which solution I have tried so far.