$(this).dequeue(); vs next();

jquery, queue

Solution

There isn't much difference. `next()` simply calls `.dequeue()` with variables held in a closure (source):

var ...,
    next = function () {
        jQuery.dequeue( elem, type );
    };

I'd say to use `next()` as it just means less you have to do, since it already has what you need for `.dequeue()` -- the elements and queue name (or `type`).

Problem

Is there any difference if I do: ``` $queue.queue(function(next){ //... next(); }).queue(function(next){ //... next(); }); ``` versus ``` $queue.queue(function(){ //... $(this).dequeue(); }).queue(function(){ //... $(this).dequeue(); }); ``` Do they do the same thing? What are the differences and which should I use?

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