issue with custom created data type

[blnprasad]

Hi,
Look like with recent changes usage of custorm created data type is broken. please check the same

[scotthovestadt]

Hi,

Can you give me some example code? All of the unit tests pass. I just double checked and the follow code tests fine:

var MyString = {type: String, minLength: 5, maxLength: 10};
var SO = new SchemaObject({
  customString: MyString,
});

var o = new SO();
o.customString = '1234';
should.not.exist(o.customString);
o.customString = '12345';
o.customString.should.equal('12345');

o.customString = '1234567890';
o.customString.should.equal('1234567890');

[blnprasad]

Hi,

can you please try below code(modified) and see?

var MyString = {type: String, minLength: 5, maxLength: 10};
var SO = new SchemaObject({
customString: MyString,

custromString1: MyString

});

var o = new SO();
o.customString = '1234';
should.not.exist(o.customString);
o.customString = '12345';

O.custromString1 = '6789'

o.customString.should.equal('12345');

o.customString = '1234567890';

o.customString1 = '1234';
o.customString.should.equal('1234567890');

Thanks & Regards,
BLN
On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 12:57 PM, scotthovestadt [e-mail]
wrote:

Hi,

Can you give me some example code? All of the unit tests pass. I just
double checked and the follow code tests fine:

var MyString = {type: String, minLength: 5, maxLength: 10};
var SO = new SchemaObject({
customString: MyString,
});

var o = new SO();
o.customString = '1234';
should.not.exist(o.customString);
o.customString = '12345';
o.customString.should.equal('12345');

o.customString = '1234567890';
o.customString.should.equal('1234567890');

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[blnprasad]

Issue happens when we use custom data type multiple times in schema Object
as both uses same memory reference and last one that uses wins.

Regards,
BLN

On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 1:56 PM, bln prasad [e-mail] wrote:

Hi,

can you please try below code(modified) and see?

var MyString = {type: String, minLength: 5, maxLength: 10};
var SO = new SchemaObject({
customString: MyString,

custromString1: MyString

});

var o = new SO();
o.customString = '1234';
should.not.exist(o.customString);
o.customString = '12345';

O.custromString1 = '6789'

o.customString.should.equal('12345');

o.customString = '1234567890';

o.customString1 = '1234';
o.customString.should.equal('1234567890');

Thanks & Regards,
BLN

On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 12:57 PM, scotthovestadt <[e-mail]

wrote:

Hi,

Can you give me some example code? All of the unit tests pass. I just
double checked and the follow code tests fine:

var MyString = {type: String, minLength: 5, maxLength: 10};
var SO = new SchemaObject({
customString: MyString,
});

var o = new SO();
o.customString = '1234';
should.not.exist(o.customString);
o.customString = '12345';
o.customString.should.equal('12345');

o.customString = '1234567890';
o.customString.should.equal('1234567890');

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[scotthovestadt]

I've reproduced the issue and I'm working on fixing it.

[scotthovestadt]

Bug fixed and pushed to NPM under version 0.9.1. Thank you for reporting the issue. I've added tests so that any future changes will automatically be tested against this issue-- it won't reoccur.

[blnprasad]

Thanks for prompt response.

On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 11:17 PM, scotthovestadt [e-mail]
wrote:

Closed #10
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