Do a proper check for object equality #440
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Previously we were just using a simple '==' to check if new defaultCenter was equal to old defaultCenter. However, defaultCenter is an object, and therefore '==' will always return false unless they reference the same object in memory. Instead we should do a proper comparison of the properties of the object.
itsmichaeldiego
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Dec 20, 2017
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| export default function areObjectsEqual(a, b) { | |||
| // Create arrays of property names | |||
| var aProps = Object.getOwnPropertyNames(a); | |||
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Lets use const or let instead of var.
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@rmacqueen As you did not answer I handled this using facebook's |
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@itsmichaeldiego oops, sorry didn't see this. What you did works though. Thanks! |
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Previously we were just using a simple '==' to check if
new defaultCenter was equal to old defaultCenter. However,
defaultCenter is an object, and therefore '==' will always
return false unless they reference the same object in memory.
Instead we should do a proper comparison of the properties
of the object.