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how can a var have a value and then be unassigned in the same console.log message?
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I'm probably missing something obvious, I have a value which is assigned to this.theValue. Logging this value straight away shows that this.theValue has a value. Later on this value is magically undefined. If I however log the following console.log(this, this.theValue) then the first one shows that theValue exists, but this.theValue is undefined.
This is what it looks like:
/*global define, window */
define([
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelColours',
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelText'
], function(
CompetitorLabelColours,
CompetitorLabelText
) {
'use strict';
let CompetitorLabelFactory = function(parameterSet) {
this.parameterSet = parameterSet;
this.labeltext = new CompetitorLabelText(parameterSet);
this.labelColours = new CompetitorLabelColours(parameterSet);
console.log(this, this.labelText); //here none of them is undefined
this.scale = 0.5;
this.scaleLabel = 0.5;
this.opacity = 0.8;
};
...
CompetitorLabelFactory.prototype.update = function (competitor, entity) {
return {
...
labelTextRefresh: () => {
console.log(this, this.labelText); // here this.labelText is undefined
entity.label.text = this.labelText.updateText(competitor);
}
...
}
};
...
return CompetitorLabelFactory;
});
Any ideas what I'm missing?
I have searched my entire project and this variable is never reassigned.
javascript
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
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I'm probably missing something obvious, I have a value which is assigned to this.theValue. Logging this value straight away shows that this.theValue has a value. Later on this value is magically undefined. If I however log the following console.log(this, this.theValue) then the first one shows that theValue exists, but this.theValue is undefined.
This is what it looks like:
/*global define, window */
define([
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelColours',
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelText'
], function(
CompetitorLabelColours,
CompetitorLabelText
) {
'use strict';
let CompetitorLabelFactory = function(parameterSet) {
this.parameterSet = parameterSet;
this.labeltext = new CompetitorLabelText(parameterSet);
this.labelColours = new CompetitorLabelColours(parameterSet);
console.log(this, this.labelText); //here none of them is undefined
this.scale = 0.5;
this.scaleLabel = 0.5;
this.opacity = 0.8;
};
...
CompetitorLabelFactory.prototype.update = function (competitor, entity) {
return {
...
labelTextRefresh: () => {
console.log(this, this.labelText); // here this.labelText is undefined
entity.label.text = this.labelText.updateText(competitor);
}
...
}
};
...
return CompetitorLabelFactory;
});
Any ideas what I'm missing?
I have searched my entire project and this variable is never reassigned.
javascript
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
4,94095995
1
@Bergi its not really a duplicate and in the end the problem was something totally different. So please unmark it as a duplicate.
– just_user
5 hours ago
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I'm probably missing something obvious, I have a value which is assigned to this.theValue. Logging this value straight away shows that this.theValue has a value. Later on this value is magically undefined. If I however log the following console.log(this, this.theValue) then the first one shows that theValue exists, but this.theValue is undefined.
This is what it looks like:
/*global define, window */
define([
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelColours',
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelText'
], function(
CompetitorLabelColours,
CompetitorLabelText
) {
'use strict';
let CompetitorLabelFactory = function(parameterSet) {
this.parameterSet = parameterSet;
this.labeltext = new CompetitorLabelText(parameterSet);
this.labelColours = new CompetitorLabelColours(parameterSet);
console.log(this, this.labelText); //here none of them is undefined
this.scale = 0.5;
this.scaleLabel = 0.5;
this.opacity = 0.8;
};
...
CompetitorLabelFactory.prototype.update = function (competitor, entity) {
return {
...
labelTextRefresh: () => {
console.log(this, this.labelText); // here this.labelText is undefined
entity.label.text = this.labelText.updateText(competitor);
}
...
}
};
...
return CompetitorLabelFactory;
});
Any ideas what I'm missing?
I have searched my entire project and this variable is never reassigned.
javascript
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
4,94095995
I'm probably missing something obvious, I have a value which is assigned to this.theValue. Logging this value straight away shows that this.theValue has a value. Later on this value is magically undefined. If I however log the following console.log(this, this.theValue) then the first one shows that theValue exists, but this.theValue is undefined.
This is what it looks like:
/*global define, window */
define([
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelColours',
'competitor/show/CompetitorLabelText'
], function(
CompetitorLabelColours,
CompetitorLabelText
) {
'use strict';
let CompetitorLabelFactory = function(parameterSet) {
this.parameterSet = parameterSet;
this.labeltext = new CompetitorLabelText(parameterSet);
this.labelColours = new CompetitorLabelColours(parameterSet);
console.log(this, this.labelText); //here none of them is undefined
this.scale = 0.5;
this.scaleLabel = 0.5;
this.opacity = 0.8;
};
...
CompetitorLabelFactory.prototype.update = function (competitor, entity) {
return {
...
labelTextRefresh: () => {
console.log(this, this.labelText); // here this.labelText is undefined
entity.label.text = this.labelText.updateText(competitor);
}
...
}
};
...
return CompetitorLabelFactory;
});
Any ideas what I'm missing?
I have searched my entire project and this variable is never reassigned.
javascript
javascript
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
4,94095995
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
4,94095995
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
4,94095995
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
4,94095995
asked 11 hours ago
just_user
4,94095995
4,94095995
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@Bergi its not really a duplicate and in the end the problem was something totally different. So please unmark it as a duplicate.
– just_user
5 hours ago
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@Bergi its not really a duplicate and in the end the problem was something totally different. So please unmark it as a duplicate.
– just_user
5 hours ago
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@Bergi its not really a duplicate and in the end the problem was something totally different. So please unmark it as a duplicate.
– just_user
5 hours ago
@Bergi its not really a duplicate and in the end the problem was something totally different. So please unmark it as a duplicate.
– just_user
5 hours ago
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I see a case difference in the definition of labelText, you assign a value to labeltext, so it is undefined when you log it
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I see a case difference in the definition of labelText, you assign a value to labeltext, so it is undefined when you log it
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I see a case difference in the definition of labelText, you assign a value to labeltext, so it is undefined when you log it
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I see a case difference in the definition of labelText, you assign a value to labeltext, so it is undefined when you log it
answered 11 hours ago
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I see a case difference in the definition of labelText, you assign a value to labeltext, so it is undefined when you log it
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@Bergi its not really a duplicate and in the end the problem was something totally different. So please unmark it as a duplicate.
– just_user
5 hours ago