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Posted: **Fri Mar 06, 2020 11:23 am**

Hello,
I want to create an array of objects.
The result should look like this:

[{'nr':'128947','version':'02','bezeichnung':'STR COLD'},{'nr':'123123','version':'05','bezeichnung':'SAM FOUR'}];

My code so far:

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var documentArray = [];
for (k=start; k<end; k++ ) {   
	dokumentennummernRE.search( matches[k] );
	dokumentArray[k] = {'nr':dokumentennummernRE.cap(1) 'version':dokumentennummernRE.cap(4) 'bezeichnung':dokumentennummernRE.cap(5)
	};
			}

Even an array of arrays would do. But I always getting parse errors.

Posted: **Fri Mar 06, 2020 11:42 am**

Gosh I missed the commas....

This works now:

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dokumentArray[k] = {'nr':dokumentennummernRE.cap(1), 'version':dokumentennummernRE.cap(4), 'bezeichnung':dokumentennummernRE.cap(5)};

But now I need to access the objects and I am getting "undefined member" errors.
I tried:

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dokumentArray[k].Nr

When I

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job.log(1,dokumentArray);

I get [object],[object] wich is correct. But how can i access them? Do I need to parse them before?

Posted: **Fri Mar 06, 2020 11:54 am**

I don't think your object is actually filled in. Can you try this to check?
job.log(1,JSON.stringify(dokumentArray));

The documentation stays that search returns a number object, so is it possible your cap() functions don't return anything.
https://www.enfocus.com/manuals/Develop ... tring.html

It's always best to consult the Enfocus documentation, no general Javascript documentation.

If you can give some more details on what you are trying to achieve, then we might be able to help you.

Posted: **Fri Mar 06, 2020 12:20 pm**

Okay now its more clear to me whats going on.
On the first iteration dokumentArray is:

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[{"bezeichnung":"FALTANWEISUNG BOGEN \r\n","nr":"2111216","version":"03"},{"bezeichnung":"SICHERHEITSINFORMATIO \r\n","nr":"2519732","version":"03"}]

on the second iteration its:

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[null,null,{"bezeichnung":"FALTANWEISUNG BLATT \r\n","nr":"2099769","version":"02"},{"bezeichnung":"BEILAGEZETTEL iE10-S4 \r\n","nr":"2094921","version":"02"}]

In my code, I try to read an Order and post it to an API.
The order has multiple positions. Every Position has two document lines.
The Order looks like this:

Ordernumber: 102940912470

Pos 001 Material 123123
Dokument Nr 123123 Version 02 Bezeichnung Lalalala
Dokument Nr 345355 Version 05 Bezeichnung Blablabla
Pos 002 Material 456456
Dokument Nr 462363 Version 08 Bezeichnung Didadiada
Dokument Nr 023952 Version 10 Bezeichnung Wdwdwdd

This makes it really hard to access all of it correctly.

I need to loop through Positions and make an API Call there and then make an object on my loop for the documents and afterwards make an API Call on the id of the first record with the right document objects.

Posted: **Fri Mar 06, 2020 1:06 pm**

I have managed to make it work with the push method. For every iteration of the documents I push an object for every document line to the "documentArray" Array afterwards, I can use dot notation as the ordering is always the same.

Like:

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for (k=start; k<end; k++ ) { 
  dokumentennummernRE.search( matches[k]);
  dokumentArray.push({
  'nr':dokumentennummernRE.cap(1), 
  'version':dokumentennummernRE.cap(4), 
  'bezeichnung':dokumentennummernRE.cap(5)
  });

Works now perfectly. Thanks for the support. The stringify method helped a lot.

Posted: **Fri Mar 06, 2020 4:51 pm**

You're welcome!

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