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Meaning of this
keyword in a Javascript function depends on the usage. See here for more details.
Either way it will not refer to the scope of the class. To refer to the scope of the class using the this
keyword, use arrow function expression. Try the following
plugins: {
.
.
.
onRefresh: (Linecap) => {
console.log(this.testMethod())
console.log(this.dataArray)
Linecap.data.datasets[0].data.push({x: Date.now(), y: this.dataArray[2] });
Linecap.update({ preservation: true });
}
}
}
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The scope inside the onRefresh
function is different than the component scope so this
is undefined
use instead an arrow function for the onRefresh
like this
onRefresh: (Linecap) => { ... }
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