How does the function return the variable assigned by the asynchronous method within the function (2)?

 const list = [
        "./img.png",//
        "//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/10.jpg",//
        "./load.gif",//
        "//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/12.jpg",//
        null,//
        "//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/17.jpg",//
        ];    
        const placeholder = "";
        const loadError = "";
        const render = () => {
            let endSrc = placeholder;     

            let imgList = [];
            list.forEach((ele) => {
                if(ele){
                    const image = new Image();
                    image.src = ele;
                    image.onload = () => {
                        endSrc = ele;
                    };
                    image.onerror = () => {
                        endSrc = loadError;
                    };
                }
                imgList.push(endSrc);
            });
            // html onload onerror[loaderror ]
            return imgList;
        }
        console.log(render())
        //  ["", "", "", "", "", ""]
        
        //  ["./img.png", "", "./load.gif", "", "", ""]

I have asked similar questions before, but they are not satisfied and there is no need!

Node.js html5 html css javascript
Jan.08,2022

learn about single threading and asynchronism first, or it's useless to give you an answer 

const list = [
  './img.png',//
  '//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/10.jpg',//
  './load.gif',//
  '//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/12.jpg',//
  null,//
  '//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/17.jpg',//
];
const placeholder = '';
const loadError = '';
const render = callback => {
  let endSrc = placeholder;
  let imgList = [];
  list.forEach((ele) => {
    if (ele) {
      const image = new Image();
      image.src = ele;
      image.onload = () => {
        imgList.push(ele);
        if (imgList.length === list.length) {
          callback(imgList);
        }
      };
      image.onerror = () => {
        imgList.push(loadError);
        if (imgList.length === list.length) {
          callback(imgList);
        }
      };
    } else {
      imgList.push(endSrc);
      if (imgList.length === list.length) {
        callback(imgList);
      }
    }
  });
};

render(imgList => {
  console.log(imgList);
});

your requirement can only be achieved through asynchronous callbacks. If you want to make fake Synchronize, you have to use async + await

.

your needs are a little strange, little brother 

 var list = [
      "./img.png",//
      "//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/10.jpg",//
      "./load.gif",//
      "//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/12.jpg",//
      null,//
      "//be-fe.github.io/static/images/iSlider-card/17.jpg",//
    ];
    var render = res => {
      console.time('s1');
      var arr = []; //
      function callback() {
        var status = []; //
        if (arr.length == list.length) {
          arr = arr.sort((a, b) => {
            return a.idx > b.idx ? 1 : -1;
          });
          arr.map(data => {
            status.push(data.status);
          });
          console.timeEnd('s1');
          res(status);
        }
      }
      list.forEach((n, idx) => {
        var def = '';
        var err = '';
        if (n) {
          var image = new Image();
          image.src = n;
          document.getElementById('dataImage').appendChild(image); //dom
          image.onload = function (e) {
            arr.push({
              idx: idx, //
              src: n,   //
              status: n  
            });
            callback();
          }
          image.onerror = function (e) {
            arr.push({
              idx: idx,
              src: n,
              status: err //
            });
            callback();
            image.onerror = null; //
          }
        } else {
          arr.push({
            idx: idx,
            src: '',
            status: def
          });
          callback();
        }
      });
    }
    render(res => {
      console.log(res); //
    });

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