Any way to enabled all GameObjects in an Array List? (UnityScript)

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Hey all,

I am making a game that includes disabling and enabling the renderer of multiple objects. In my case, when the player starts, the game loads a certain amount of boxes on the screen. All of the boxes are in an array list, using System.Collections.Generic;

My problem is, when I use a for loop to enable the renderer on all of the objects, it does it one-by-one. Is there a way to make it so all of the objects are enabled at the same time? I tried messing with the .All() and .TrueForAll() methods found here MSDN but failed miserably with tons of errors. I figured it would be kind of tricky since I am using UnityScript.

Thanks!

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Examples of using List.< T >.ForEach in UnityScript

#pragma strict

// Since we are using List.< T >, we need to import this:
import System.Collections.Generic;

// A list of game objects we want to do something with.
var gos : List.< GameObject >;

function Start () {
     // Example 1: (If you KNOW that all game objects have a renderer)
     gos.ForEach(function(g) { g.renderer.enabled = true; } );

     // Example 2: (If you DONT KNOW if all game objects have a renderer)
     gos.ForEach(function(g) { if (g.renderer) g.renderer.enabled = true; } );

     // Example 3: (Same as Example 2, but cleaner)
     gos.ForEach(EnableRenderer);
     
     // Example 4: (Same as Example 2 and 3, but without delegates.)
     for (var g in gos)
        if (g.renderer) 
            g.renderer.enabled = true;        
}

// Belongs to Example 3:
function EnableRenderer(g : GameObject) {
    if (g.renderer) 
        g.renderer.enabled = true;
}