I am attempting to include an old JavaScript module within an Angular 2 project and I've hit a problem with accessing parent scope.
let testString = "Parent Scope Accessed!";
Object.keys(data).forEach((function(Key, Index) {
if(filter.type == 'parameter') {
Object.keys(dirArray).forEach(function(dirKey, dirIndex) {
linkArray = dirArray[dirKey];
if(filter.dir == 2) { //Direction filter
Object.keys(linkArray).forEach(function(linkKey, linkIndex) {
if(filter.type != 'sub')) {
dataObject = linkArray[linkKey];
//ERROR with scoping occurs below. Need to add parent scope.
console.log(this.testString);
}
});
}
});
}
}));
I've tried to do something like this:
let testString = "Parent Scope Accessed!";
Object.keys(data).forEach((function(Key, Index) => {
if(filter.type == 'parameter') {
Object.keys(dirArray).forEach(function(dirKey, dirIndex) => {
linkArray = dirArray[dirKey];
if(filter.dir == 2) { //Direction filter
Object.keys(linkArray).forEach(function(linkKey, linkIndex) => {
if(filter.type != 'sub')) {
dataObject = linkArray[linkKey];
//ERROR with scoping occurs below. Need to add parent scope.
console.log(this.testString);
}
});
}
});
}
}));
But that gives an entirely new set of issues, but at least the IDE indicates that the parent scope has been added. I assume I am not using the '=>' syntax correctly. Is there a better way to do this?
Drop the function
word and just use the fat arrow, =>
, when defining a function
let testString = "Parent Scope Accessed!";
Object.keys(data).forEach(((Key, Index)=> {
if(filter.type == 'parameter') {
Object.keys(dirArray).forEach((dirKey, dirIndex)=> {
linkArray = dirArray[dirKey];
if(filter.dir == 2) { //Direction filter
Object.keys(linkArray).forEach((linkKey, linkIndex)=> {
if(filter.type != 'sub')) {
dataObject = linkArray[linkKey];
//ERROR with scoping occurs below. Need to add parent scope.
console.log(this.testString);
}
});
}
});
}
}));
OR
Define the root this
in a variable ( var that
in this case):
var that = this;
let testString = "Parent Scope Accessed!";
Object.keys(data).forEach((function(Key, Index) => {
if(filter.type == 'parameter') {
Object.keys(dirArray).forEach(function(dirKey, dirIndex) => {
linkArray = dirArray[dirKey];
if(filter.dir == 2) { //Direction filter
Object.keys(linkArray).forEach(function(linkKey, linkIndex) => {
if(filter.type != 'sub')) {
dataObject = linkArray[linkKey];
//ERROR with scoping occurs below. Need to add parent scope.
console.log(that.testString); //Use that instead of this here to refer to the parent scope
}
});
}
});
}
}));
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