How to use od - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few od examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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Q.deepEqual(data['d.name'].values, [
{
"newValue": "foo",
"oldValue": "marvin"
}
], '"d.name" values are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data['d.name'].descriptions, [
"name in data changed"
], '"d.name" descriptions are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data['od.name'].values, [
{
"newValue": "foo",
"oldValue": "pookie"
}
], '"od.name" values are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data['od.name'].descriptions, [
"name in otherdata changed"
], '"od.name" descriptions are as expected');
});
scope.$apply(function () {], '"foo" array values are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data.foo.descriptions, [
"foo array changed",
"foo array changed",
"foo array changed"
], '"foo" descriptions are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data['d.name'].values, [
{
"newValue": "foo",
"oldValue": "marvin"
}
], '"d.name" values are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data['d.name'].descriptions, [
"name in data changed"
], '"d.name" descriptions are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data['od.name'].values, [
{
"newValue": "foo",
"oldValue": "pookie"
}
], '"od.name" values are as expected');
Q.deepEqual(data['od.name'].descriptions, [
"name in otherdata changed"
], '"od.name" descriptions are as expected');
});
scope.$apply(function () {
