There is a quite bit challenge to handle the following problem.
I have the following array and javascript objects:
Input:
I have three different colors chmod
and three different sizes (blue,green,yellow)
in the javascript objects and trying to map them.
(sz=9,11,13)
Output:
color=["blue","green","yellow"];
myObj=[{x:0,y:1,sz:9},{x:4,y:11,sz:9},{x:11,y:17,sz:11},{x:29,y:18,sz:13}];
Here is the jsfiddle which map objects based on their data1:[{x:0,y:1,sz:9,color:"blue"},{x:4,y:11,sz:9,color:"blue"}];
data2:[{x:4,y:11,sz:9,color:"green"},{x:11,y:17,sz:11,color:"green"}];
data3:[{x:11,y:17,sz:11,color:"yellow"},{x:29,y:18,sz:13,color:"yellow"}];
property and adds sz
properties. The only thing is missing is to add the last object and change color.
For example:
color
's first object comes from data2
's last object except different color which is green.
Here is what I have :
data1
Here is what I need :
data2:[{x:11,y:17,sz:11,color:"green"}];
答案 0 :(得分:1)
I think you need something like that:
Sorry for that, i deleted the old code.
UPDATE 3:
https://jsfiddle.net/kxhsapad/3/
OLD REQUEST:
function compose(f1, f2)
{
return function(val) {
return f1(val)&&f2(val);
}
}
// in this case the .filter traverses the array only once,
// instead of twice, i.e once for each subfilter function
result2 = animals.filter(compose(letterFilter, lengthFilter));
Please check jsfiddle for full code https://jsfiddle.net/kxhsapad/