This function to label inside of a range using a for loop will not run the logic inside the for loop at all. Previously, I was defining the arguments for the for loop more dynamically, using indexing, and it was consuming all of my memory running a multimillion length loop. Completely unsure how this loop is not running.
selectMonth(newMonth: number) {
console.log(newMonth);
const NMH: number[] = [ 744, 1416, 2160, 2800, 3624, 4344, 5088, 5832, 6552, 7296, 8016];
const WH: number = 168;
let labelValue: Label[] = ['Sunday'];
// let i = NMH[newMonth];
let WC = 0;
let loopSize = NMH[newMonth + 1] - NMH[newMonth];
console.log(" loopSize" , loopSize);
let i = 0;
console.log("i right before" , i, i < loopSize)
for(i; i++; i < loopSize) {
console.log("inside loop" , i)
}
console.log(labelValue);
}
Just swap conditional statement i < loopSize and step i++.
selectMonth(newMonth: number) {
console.log(newMonth);
const NMH: number[] = [ 744, 1416, 2160, 2800, 3624, 4344, 5088, 5832, 6552, 7296, 8016];
const WH: number = 168;
let labelValue: Label[] = ['Sunday'];
// let i = NMH[newMonth];
let WC = 0;
let loopSize = NMH[newMonth + 1] - NMH[newMonth];
console.log(" loopSize" , loopSize);
let i = 0;
console.log("i right before" , i, i < loopSize)
for(i; i < loopSize;i++) {
console.log("inside loop" , i)
}
console.log(labelValue);
}
I just realized that the arguments are flipped around. For loop should be initiated with:
for(i; i++; i < loopSize) {
There are some dumb questions haha