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Uncaught TypeError: arr.where is not a function(anonymous function) @ linq.js:260Array.innerJoin @ linq.js:259(anonymous function) @ join.js:40(anonymous function) @ join.js:42

given this use:

const g1 = [{ "Name": "Alice", "Hair": "Blonde"},
          { "Name": "Bob", "Hair": "None"},
];
const g2 = [{ "Name": "Alice", "Hair": "Brown"},
          { "Name": "Bob", "Hair": "Brown"},
];
const tada = g1.innerJoin( e => e.Name, e => e.Name, (e1, e2) => ({ "Name": e1.Name, "Hair1": e1.Hair, "Hair2": e2.Hair }));

Even the Readme example not working.

Follow the error.

Uncaught ReferenceError: Predicate is not defined(…)

Is this right?

[1, 2, 3].zip([4, 5, 6], (x, y) => { x, y });

This is yielding:

[undefined, undefined, undefined]

I don't think that's right?

Line 260 at context = context || global || window;
(IE 11 && FF 37.0.1)

use a json list OrderByDesc and print log

And/or perhaps a version that includes a furnished predicate, default, etc.

Failed to execute "git ls-remote --tags --heads https://github.com/joaom182/linqjs.git", exit code of #128 fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/joaom182/linqjs.git/': OpenSSL SSL_connect: SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL in connection to github.com:443

how can i add a comparator in linq?

i might add ~= ... in the query

Hello,

I am trying to aggregate some table rows, literally <tr/> in terms of an aggregate <table/>.

Something, in fact, quite like this:

var rows = x.listing.select(function(x) { return $("<tr/>").append(x); });
table = rows.aggregate(table, function(table, row) { return table.append(row); });

Where table was defined as:

var table = $("<table/>").appendTo(x.parentTd).toArray().first(); // or .single() if you prefer.

x was a tuple that contained the Parent Cell in which the Table lands.

Listings are simply rendered Table Cells, hosted in dynamic Table Rows, which Rows I then want to aggregate in terms of the host Table.

Make sense? Anyway, this is causing an error during .aggregate:

Uncaught TypeError: #<HTMLTableElement> is not a function
    at Array.reduce (<anonymous>)
    at tvseries.html:70
    at Array.map (<anonymous>)
    at MediaController.mediaCtrl.onListingsUpdated (tvseries.html:65)
    at updateDates (media_ctrl.js:108)
    at resetDates (media_ctrl.js:114)
    at MediaController.setToday (media_ctrl.js:120)
    at HTMLDivElement.open (tvseries.html:137)
    at t.(anonymous function).(anonymous function)._trigger (http://localhost:81/downloads/scripts/jquery-ui/jquery-ui.min.js:6:11090)
    at t.(anonymous function).(anonymous function).open (http://localhost:81/downloads/scripts/jquery-ui/jquery-ui.min.js:11:1193)

The stack trace is a bit deeper dive into my code than I'd like, but the point is, I think I should be able to aggregate the table rows into a table as such. At least if the parallels are there to C# LINQ, for instance.

Worst case, I can simply do a native iteration, but I like the LINQ way, if possible.