Angular : How to get constant values in the component after setting them?










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I've a constant array of orders like this in constants.ts file



 export const ORDERS = [

'id': 'PROCESSING',
'displayName': null
,

'id': 'SHIPPED',
'displayName': null

];


Here in my component I'm setting the value of 'displayName'



import ORDERS from './constants';
-----------------
--------------
setOrders()
ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>

if(order.id === 'PROCESSING')
order.displayName = 'Processing';


if(order.id === 'SHIPPED')
order.displayName = 'Shipped';


);



But here when I try to get values of 'displayName' in another funtion it return null, but in the object order I can see the value of 'displayName'



getOrders() 
ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
console.log(order); // displayName exists in the object
console.log(order.displayName); // But here null
);



Both functions are in a same component. Please help me how to resolve this thanks.



Update : Full implementation



getTimePeriod() 
return Promise.resolve((() =>

this.orderService.getTimePeriod()
.subscribe(
(data) =>
this.orderStatusList = data.configParameters;
this.orderStatusList.forEach(
(s: any) =>
if (s.status === 'PROCESSING') this.setOrders(s.status, s.name);

if (s.status === 'SHIPPED') this.setOrders((s.status, s.name);

);
,
error =>
this.errorMessage = this.orderService.handleError(error);

);
)());


setOrders(status, name)
ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
if (order.id === status)
order.displayName = name;

);


getOrders()
return Promise.resolve((() =>

ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
const displayName = order;

console.log(order); // displayName exists in order
console.log(displayName); // Null

this.orderService.getOrdersByDisplayName(buildQuery(null, displayName, null, null))
.subscribe(
(data) =>
this.ordersWidgetInfo.push(

...order,
...data,
number: data.orders && data.orders.length,
);
,
error =>
console.log(`error for $orderType : $error`);

);

);
)());










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    I've a constant array of orders like this in constants.ts file



     export const ORDERS = [

    'id': 'PROCESSING',
    'displayName': null
    ,

    'id': 'SHIPPED',
    'displayName': null

    ];


    Here in my component I'm setting the value of 'displayName'



    import ORDERS from './constants';
    -----------------
    --------------
    setOrders()
    ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>

    if(order.id === 'PROCESSING')
    order.displayName = 'Processing';


    if(order.id === 'SHIPPED')
    order.displayName = 'Shipped';


    );



    But here when I try to get values of 'displayName' in another funtion it return null, but in the object order I can see the value of 'displayName'



    getOrders() 
    ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
    console.log(order); // displayName exists in the object
    console.log(order.displayName); // But here null
    );



    Both functions are in a same component. Please help me how to resolve this thanks.



    Update : Full implementation



    getTimePeriod() 
    return Promise.resolve((() =>

    this.orderService.getTimePeriod()
    .subscribe(
    (data) =>
    this.orderStatusList = data.configParameters;
    this.orderStatusList.forEach(
    (s: any) =>
    if (s.status === 'PROCESSING') this.setOrders(s.status, s.name);

    if (s.status === 'SHIPPED') this.setOrders((s.status, s.name);

    );
    ,
    error =>
    this.errorMessage = this.orderService.handleError(error);

    );
    )());


    setOrders(status, name)
    ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
    if (order.id === status)
    order.displayName = name;

    );


    getOrders()
    return Promise.resolve((() =>

    ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
    const displayName = order;

    console.log(order); // displayName exists in order
    console.log(displayName); // Null

    this.orderService.getOrdersByDisplayName(buildQuery(null, displayName, null, null))
    .subscribe(
    (data) =>
    this.ordersWidgetInfo.push(

    ...order,
    ...data,
    number: data.orders && data.orders.length,
    );
    ,
    error =>
    console.log(`error for $orderType : $error`);

    );

    );
    )());










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      I've a constant array of orders like this in constants.ts file



       export const ORDERS = [

      'id': 'PROCESSING',
      'displayName': null
      ,

      'id': 'SHIPPED',
      'displayName': null

      ];


      Here in my component I'm setting the value of 'displayName'



      import ORDERS from './constants';
      -----------------
      --------------
      setOrders()
      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>

      if(order.id === 'PROCESSING')
      order.displayName = 'Processing';


      if(order.id === 'SHIPPED')
      order.displayName = 'Shipped';


      );



      But here when I try to get values of 'displayName' in another funtion it return null, but in the object order I can see the value of 'displayName'



      getOrders() 
      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
      console.log(order); // displayName exists in the object
      console.log(order.displayName); // But here null
      );



      Both functions are in a same component. Please help me how to resolve this thanks.



      Update : Full implementation



      getTimePeriod() 
      return Promise.resolve((() =>

      this.orderService.getTimePeriod()
      .subscribe(
      (data) =>
      this.orderStatusList = data.configParameters;
      this.orderStatusList.forEach(
      (s: any) =>
      if (s.status === 'PROCESSING') this.setOrders(s.status, s.name);

      if (s.status === 'SHIPPED') this.setOrders((s.status, s.name);

      );
      ,
      error =>
      this.errorMessage = this.orderService.handleError(error);

      );
      )());


      setOrders(status, name)
      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
      if (order.id === status)
      order.displayName = name;

      );


      getOrders()
      return Promise.resolve((() =>

      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
      const displayName = order;

      console.log(order); // displayName exists in order
      console.log(displayName); // Null

      this.orderService.getOrdersByDisplayName(buildQuery(null, displayName, null, null))
      .subscribe(
      (data) =>
      this.ordersWidgetInfo.push(

      ...order,
      ...data,
      number: data.orders && data.orders.length,
      );
      ,
      error =>
      console.log(`error for $orderType : $error`);

      );

      );
      )());










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      I've a constant array of orders like this in constants.ts file



       export const ORDERS = [

      'id': 'PROCESSING',
      'displayName': null
      ,

      'id': 'SHIPPED',
      'displayName': null

      ];


      Here in my component I'm setting the value of 'displayName'



      import ORDERS from './constants';
      -----------------
      --------------
      setOrders()
      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>

      if(order.id === 'PROCESSING')
      order.displayName = 'Processing';


      if(order.id === 'SHIPPED')
      order.displayName = 'Shipped';


      );



      But here when I try to get values of 'displayName' in another funtion it return null, but in the object order I can see the value of 'displayName'



      getOrders() 
      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
      console.log(order); // displayName exists in the object
      console.log(order.displayName); // But here null
      );



      Both functions are in a same component. Please help me how to resolve this thanks.



      Update : Full implementation



      getTimePeriod() 
      return Promise.resolve((() =>

      this.orderService.getTimePeriod()
      .subscribe(
      (data) =>
      this.orderStatusList = data.configParameters;
      this.orderStatusList.forEach(
      (s: any) =>
      if (s.status === 'PROCESSING') this.setOrders(s.status, s.name);

      if (s.status === 'SHIPPED') this.setOrders((s.status, s.name);

      );
      ,
      error =>
      this.errorMessage = this.orderService.handleError(error);

      );
      )());


      setOrders(status, name)
      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
      if (order.id === status)
      order.displayName = name;

      );


      getOrders()
      return Promise.resolve((() =>

      ORDERS.forEach((order: any) =>
      const displayName = order;

      console.log(order); // displayName exists in order
      console.log(displayName); // Null

      this.orderService.getOrdersByDisplayName(buildQuery(null, displayName, null, null))
      .subscribe(
      (data) =>
      this.ordersWidgetInfo.push(

      ...order,
      ...data,
      number: data.orders && data.orders.length,
      );
      ,
      error =>
      console.log(`error for $orderType : $error`);

      );

      );
      )());







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          The only way a bug like this would occur (other than the code being wrong) is with an invalid order of execution.



          However, after trying your code, it seems to works just fine. See example on JSFiddle.



          This leads me to conclude that your problem is most likely that getOrders is being invoked before setOrders, thus the null values. To fix this, make sure you are calling setOrders before you call getOrders.






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          • This is bizzare. Although I'm returning promise and executing methods like this this.setOrders().then(() => this.getOrders());
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:48










          • Is there anywhere else in your code that these two methods are being called?
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 13:54










          • No just inside ngOnInit()
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:59










          • Show your entire implementation of setOrders. I assume the issue is inside there given all the information so far.
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 14:02










          • I've updated my question
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 14:19










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          The only way a bug like this would occur (other than the code being wrong) is with an invalid order of execution.



          However, after trying your code, it seems to works just fine. See example on JSFiddle.



          This leads me to conclude that your problem is most likely that getOrders is being invoked before setOrders, thus the null values. To fix this, make sure you are calling setOrders before you call getOrders.






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          • This is bizzare. Although I'm returning promise and executing methods like this this.setOrders().then(() => this.getOrders());
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:48










          • Is there anywhere else in your code that these two methods are being called?
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 13:54










          • No just inside ngOnInit()
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:59










          • Show your entire implementation of setOrders. I assume the issue is inside there given all the information so far.
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 14:02










          • I've updated my question
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 14:19















          0














          The only way a bug like this would occur (other than the code being wrong) is with an invalid order of execution.



          However, after trying your code, it seems to works just fine. See example on JSFiddle.



          This leads me to conclude that your problem is most likely that getOrders is being invoked before setOrders, thus the null values. To fix this, make sure you are calling setOrders before you call getOrders.






          share|improve this answer




















          • This is bizzare. Although I'm returning promise and executing methods like this this.setOrders().then(() => this.getOrders());
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:48










          • Is there anywhere else in your code that these two methods are being called?
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 13:54










          • No just inside ngOnInit()
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:59










          • Show your entire implementation of setOrders. I assume the issue is inside there given all the information so far.
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 14:02










          • I've updated my question
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 14:19













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          The only way a bug like this would occur (other than the code being wrong) is with an invalid order of execution.



          However, after trying your code, it seems to works just fine. See example on JSFiddle.



          This leads me to conclude that your problem is most likely that getOrders is being invoked before setOrders, thus the null values. To fix this, make sure you are calling setOrders before you call getOrders.






          share|improve this answer












          The only way a bug like this would occur (other than the code being wrong) is with an invalid order of execution.



          However, after trying your code, it seems to works just fine. See example on JSFiddle.



          This leads me to conclude that your problem is most likely that getOrders is being invoked before setOrders, thus the null values. To fix this, make sure you are calling setOrders before you call getOrders.







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          • This is bizzare. Although I'm returning promise and executing methods like this this.setOrders().then(() => this.getOrders());
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:48










          • Is there anywhere else in your code that these two methods are being called?
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 13:54










          • No just inside ngOnInit()
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:59










          • Show your entire implementation of setOrders. I assume the issue is inside there given all the information so far.
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 14:02










          • I've updated my question
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 14:19
















          • This is bizzare. Although I'm returning promise and executing methods like this this.setOrders().then(() => this.getOrders());
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:48










          • Is there anywhere else in your code that these two methods are being called?
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 13:54










          • No just inside ngOnInit()
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 13:59










          • Show your entire implementation of setOrders. I assume the issue is inside there given all the information so far.
            – Lansana
            Nov 12 at 14:02










          • I've updated my question
            – Junaid
            Nov 12 at 14:19















          This is bizzare. Although I'm returning promise and executing methods like this this.setOrders().then(() => this.getOrders());
          – Junaid
          Nov 12 at 13:48




          This is bizzare. Although I'm returning promise and executing methods like this this.setOrders().then(() => this.getOrders());
          – Junaid
          Nov 12 at 13:48












          Is there anywhere else in your code that these two methods are being called?
          – Lansana
          Nov 12 at 13:54




          Is there anywhere else in your code that these two methods are being called?
          – Lansana
          Nov 12 at 13:54












          No just inside ngOnInit()
          – Junaid
          Nov 12 at 13:59




          No just inside ngOnInit()
          – Junaid
          Nov 12 at 13:59












          Show your entire implementation of setOrders. I assume the issue is inside there given all the information so far.
          – Lansana
          Nov 12 at 14:02




          Show your entire implementation of setOrders. I assume the issue is inside there given all the information so far.
          – Lansana
          Nov 12 at 14:02












          I've updated my question
          – Junaid
          Nov 12 at 14:19




          I've updated my question
          – Junaid
          Nov 12 at 14:19

















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