read csv-data and put it in an array

sdetweil

@Perlchamp said in read csv-data and put it in an array:

if(birth_date.startOf(‘day’)

also should be

if(birth_date_moment.startOf('day')

comparing moments, not strings! oops

Perlchamp

only the header i see, BUT now i see the terminal-message “HAVEDATA” but an error, too:

sdetweil

@Perlchamp open the developers window, ctrl-shift-i on the mirror screen,
select console tab,
put perl in the filter field

select the sources tab, navigate the left nav tree,. to modules/perlchamp/perlcmap.js

find the socketnotificationreceived

click the number in the left column, hit f5 (refresh) on keyboard

code should stop at the line you clicked

in the right pane, top there is a blue arrow (resume executing) and a top half of a globe, stop on next )instruction)

Perlchamp

before looking in dev: i saw the following:

var birth_date_moment = moment(birth_date + now.getYear(),"DD.MMYYYY");

change to DD.MM.YYYY (point between MM and YYYY) ?

sdetweil

@Perlchamp no, cause we extract dd.mm from the info provided in file…

oh, the substring should be 0,5, not 0,4

var birth_date = birthday.birth.substring(0,5);

Perlchamp

error => now.getYear() is not a function

sdetweil

@Perlchamp yeh, sorry, rememeber just off the top of my head…
date uses that …
moment its just year()

var birth_date_moment = moment(birth_date + now.year(),“DD.MMYYYY”);

Perlchamp

nothing changed. but now i see the HAVEDATA notification again. could it be, that the Dom-update (from notification) not really goes ?
i mean i saw in the dev, that the birthday-data are right. it was the first entry of this data-string (or jsonObj) …
only the header i can see …

sdetweil

@Perlchamp put a stop on the statement self.updateDom()

hit refresh, the code should stop there, then mouse over the this.active_birthdays a few lines up,
the debugger will surface the values

Perlchamp

displays the last row of the data-string, though the data from first to last are looped. for me it seems correct there …