linq,js GroupBy coordinates(lat, lng)

I have the following array:

var coord = [
{flat:"7", house:"14", indication1: "60", lat: "47.93896450", lng:"33.43282100"},
{flat:"9", house:"18", indication1: "65", lat: "47.87736800", lng:"33.27488850"},
{flat:"10", house:"14", indication1: "24", lat: "47.93896450", lng:"33.43282100"},
{flat:"11", house:"14", indication1: "11", lat: "47.93896450", lng:"33.43282100"},
{flat:"12", house:"14", indication1: "56", lat: "47.93896450", lng:"33.43282100"}];

I want to use linq.js to group these array by two fields: lat and lng.

var h = Enumerable.From(data).GroupBy(
            "{lat: $.lat, lng: $.lng}",
            "{ House: $.house, Flat: $.flat }",
            "{ Qlat: $.lat, Qlng: $.lng, info: $$.ToArray()}").ToArray();

console.log(h);

I expected to see 2 groups, but got all 5. Where was I wrong?

Solution

You use an object for grouping. Every new generated object is a new object and not equal to the last or any other object.

You could take null as first parameter and the string with grouping information as fourth parameter.

var coord = [{ flat: "7", house: "14", indication1: "60", lat: "47.93896450", lng: "33.43282100" }, { flat: "9", house: "14", indication1: "65", lat: "47.87736800", lng: "33.27488850" }, { flat: "10", house: "14", indication1: "24", lat: "47.93896450", lng: "33.43282100" }, { flat: "11", house: "14", indication1: "11", lat: "47.93896450", lng: "33.43282100" }, { flat: "12", house: "14", indication1: "56", lat: "47.93896450", lng: "33.43282100" }],
    grouped = Enumerable.From(coord).GroupBy(
        null,
        "{ House: $.house, Flat: $.flat }",
        "{ Qlat: $.lat, Qlng: $.lng, info: $$.ToArray()}",
        "$.lat + '|' + $.lng"
    ).ToArray();

console.log(grouped);

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