I have two array of objects say,
var deSelectedRows = [
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"}
];
var selectedRows = [
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"}
];
And when I am trying to compare and iterate with two arrays with the below logic,
for (var i of selectedRows) {
for (var j of deSelectedRows) {
if ( i.id === j.id ) {
selectedRows.splice(i, 1);
}
}
}
Since the selected rows are being spliced, I am not able to iterate completely.
Please help me with this.
You could use a Set
for the given id
and filter selectedRows
with the set.
var deSelectedRows = [{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"}, { PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"}, { PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"}, { PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"}],
selectedRows = [{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"}, { PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"}, { PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"}, { PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"}],
ids = new Set(deSelectedRows.map(({ id }) => id));
selectedRows = selectedRows.filter(({ id }) => !ids.has(id));
console.log(selectedRows);
To avoid the mutation problem, you need to loop from the last element because the main problem are the visited elements.
var deSelectedRows = [{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"},{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"},{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"},{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"}];
var selectedRows = [{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"},{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"},{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"},{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"}];
var i = selectedRows.length;
while (i--) {
for (var j of deSelectedRows) {
if (selectedRows[i] && selectedRows[i].id === j.id) {
selectedRows.splice(i, 1);
}
}
}
console.log(selectedRows)
You can use filter to achieve this functionality.
var deSelectedRows = [
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"}
];
var selectedRows = [
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC01"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC02"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC03"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC04"},
{ PoHeaderKey: 129, OrderNo: "WS1", LineNo: 1, id: "BRIC05"}
];
selectedRows= selectedRows.filter(function(cv){
return !deSelectedRows.find(function(e){
return e.id == cv.id;
});
});
console.log(selectedRows);