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So this little gem cost me more time than it should have, earlier this afternoon. (Which contributes to the fact that I am posting this inquiry at close to 2:00am.)

const sortedDataset = "labels": [], "data": [], "backgroundColors": [], "borderColors": [] 

newIndices.forEach((value, index) => 
 sortedDataSet.labels[index] = combinedSet.labels[value]
 sortedDataSet.data[index] = combinedSet.data[value]
 sortedDataSet.backgroundColors[index] = $scope.getBackgroundColor(index)
 sortedDataSet.borderColors[index] = $scope.getBorderColor(index)
)

I'll cut straight to it - there's no such variable as sortedDataSet; its named sortedDataset. You'd think that an adept IDE should have spotted that with a lot less effort than it took me to find it.

Is there any way that I can configure Visual Studio to flag this for me? This seems like a huge step backwards - I feel like it's 1993 and I am coding in VB3 before I learned to use Option Explicit. Thanks for your advice.

javascript visual-studio-2017

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So this little gem cost me more time than it should have, earlier this afternoon. (Which contributes to the fact that I am posting this inquiry at close to 2:00am.)

const sortedDataset = "labels": [], "data": [], "backgroundColors": [], "borderColors": [] 

newIndices.forEach((value, index) => 
 sortedDataSet.labels[index] = combinedSet.labels[value]
 sortedDataSet.data[index] = combinedSet.data[value]
 sortedDataSet.backgroundColors[index] = $scope.getBackgroundColor(index)
 sortedDataSet.borderColors[index] = $scope.getBorderColor(index)
)

I'll cut straight to it - there's no such variable as sortedDataSet; its named sortedDataset. You'd think that an adept IDE should have spotted that with a lot less effort than it took me to find it.

Is there any way that I can configure Visual Studio to flag this for me? This seems like a huge step backwards - I feel like it's 1993 and I am coding in VB3 before I learned to use Option Explicit. Thanks for your advice.

javascript visual-studio-2017

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 5:55

Yossi GeretzYossi Geretz

5999 bronze badges

add a comment | 

So this little gem cost me more time than it should have, earlier this afternoon. (Which contributes to the fact that I am posting this inquiry at close to 2:00am.)

const sortedDataset = "labels": [], "data": [], "backgroundColors": [], "borderColors": [] 

newIndices.forEach((value, index) => 
 sortedDataSet.labels[index] = combinedSet.labels[value]
 sortedDataSet.data[index] = combinedSet.data[value]
 sortedDataSet.backgroundColors[index] = $scope.getBackgroundColor(index)
 sortedDataSet.borderColors[index] = $scope.getBorderColor(index)
)

I'll cut straight to it - there's no such variable as sortedDataSet; its named sortedDataset. You'd think that an adept IDE should have spotted that with a lot less effort than it took me to find it.

Is there any way that I can configure Visual Studio to flag this for me? This seems like a huge step backwards - I feel like it's 1993 and I am coding in VB3 before I learned to use Option Explicit. Thanks for your advice.

javascript visual-studio-2017

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 5:55

Yossi GeretzYossi Geretz

5999 bronze badges

const sortedDataset = "labels": [], "data": [], "backgroundColors": [], "borderColors": [] 

newIndices.forEach((value, index) => 
 sortedDataSet.labels[index] = combinedSet.labels[value]
 sortedDataSet.data[index] = combinedSet.data[value]
 sortedDataSet.backgroundColors[index] = $scope.getBackgroundColor(index)
 sortedDataSet.borderColors[index] = $scope.getBorderColor(index)
)

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 5:55

Yossi GeretzYossi Geretz

5999 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 5:55

Yossi GeretzYossi Geretz

5999 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 5:55

Yossi GeretzYossi Geretz

5999 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 5:55

Yossi GeretzYossi Geretz

5999 bronze badges