I need to split this string and loop through the resulting array. However, even though my result string array has only 3 items, my loop goes to infinity.
I am probably missing something, but I can not see it at this point.
Here is the code:
CustomizeDashboardService.getCustomizedDashboard().then(function (res) {
console.log(res);
var sensors = res.sensor.split(',');
var devices = res.uuid.split(',');;
console.log("CS: S",sensors) // I Can see these 2 arrays have only 3 items each,
console.log("CS: D",devices) // but when it goes into my for loop, it iterates to indefinite
for(i=0;i<devices.length-1;i++){
console.log("girdi") // I see this is logging more than 1000 times
var index = findIndex(devices[i]);
var obj = {
device:self.deviceList[index],
sensor: sensors[i]
}
self.customizedSensors.push(obj);
}
console.log("customized sensors",self.customizedSensors);
})
Your loop has for(i=0;i<devices.length-1;i++)
which means the iteration variable is not locally scoped. If somewhere else the i
value is changed then it can cause issues. As a matter of habit, always var
your iterator variable unless you have a very specific reason not to (such situations do exist but are fairly rare). To avoid other issues I would recommend looking through all of your code and making sure you have the var
in there.