I'm trying to find the best way to iterate over all of the values on an enum defined in Google Closure. Let's say I have the following enum defined:
/**
* @enum {number}
*/
sample.namespace.Fruit = {
Orange: 0,
Apple: 1,
Banana: 2
};
Right now, the best way I've seen to do this would be something like this:
for (var key in sample.namespace.Fruit) {
var fruit = /** @type {sample.namespace.Fruit} */ (sample.namespace.Fruit[key]);
// Make a smoothie or something.
}
I consider that painful to read. I'm listing a namespace three times just to get the compiler to come along for the ride. Is there another iteration technique that I should be using instead? Is this the best way to accomplish this form of iteration?
You can use goog.object.forEach
to avoid namespace repetition.
goog.object.forEach(sample.namespace.Fruit,
function(value, key, allValues) {
// Make some delicious fruit jellies or something.
});
As a side note, in most cases you want to avoid using string keys for @enums so the compiler can rename those.