I'm reading values from excel and then trying to build a function based on parameters it has.
It will have dynamic parameters in combination of strings and arrays as per its usage in function.
My sample code as below
excel
A1 = 'test'
A2 = ['test1','test2']
JS
function test(params){
..
var paramValues = params.split(","); //params1=A1, params2=A2 here params is sheet name
if(paramValues != null)
{
for(var pi = 0;pi<paramValues.length;pi++)
{
index = paramValues[pi].substring(6) //returns value of row number as index
var paramCellVal = await excel.getCellValue("A"+index) //returns 'test' in iteration 1,['test1','test2'] in iteration 2
actualParams.push(paramCellVal) //push values to array
}
console.log(actualParams+"actualParams"+typeof(actualParams)) //returns object
action = findFunction(...actualParams);
}
else
{
...
}
}
function findFunction(...actualParams){
run(...actualParams)
}
function run(param1, param2){
console.log(param1, typeof(param1))
console.log(param2, typeof(param2))
console.log(param2[0], typeof(param2[0]))
console.log(param2[0], typeof(param2[1]))
}
expected output:
'test', string
['test1','test2'], object
'test1', string
'test2', string
actual output:
'test', string
['test1','test2'], string
[, string
', string
My expectation is to build dynamic function with different set of variables, hence used spread syntax.
function run(param1, param2){
console.log(param1, typeof(param1))
console.log(JSON.stringify(param2), typeof(JSON.stringify(param2)))
console.log(JSON.stringify(param2[0]), typeof(JSON.stringify(param2[0])))
console.log(JSON.stringify(param2[1]), typeof(JSON.stringify(param2[1])))
}
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