Test 1 is concatenating a string with an object, usually that would convert
the object into the string "[object Object]", not give you a nice result
like that, so that object must have overridden it's .toString method to
show what you're seeing there. It's returning whatever it wants, does not
necessarily have any reflection on what members of that object exist. And,
as you can see from test 2, that member doesn't actually exist. If instead
you log require('util').inspect(that_object), you'll see actual members of
the object. However, the object probably has some API you should call to
get subscribers.
As for Test 3, that runs synchronously, and as you can see from your logs,
this is before your callback that includes Test 1 and 2 have been executed.
Test 3 is running right after the exec() has been dispatched, but before
the results have come back, so your value is still undefined. You may want
to read up on asynchronous programming in Javascript if these concepts are
unfamiliar to you.
On Tuesday, October 14, 2014 7:58:01 AM UTC-7, Joachim Rodrigues wrote:
>
> Hi
> i'm a beginer in node and i'm struggled with a behavior.
>
> In my route
>
>
> var list_subscriber_projects ;
> var list_subscriber_projects_request = Subscriber.find({ user_email:
> req.params.user_email });
> var list_subscriber_projects_promise =
> list_subscriber_projects_request.exec( );
> list_subscriber_projects_promise.addBack(function ( err,
> list_subscriber_projects_result ){
> if( err ) return next( err );
> console.log("1 - test ------> " + list_subscriber_projects_result);
> console.log("2 - test------> " +
> list_subscriber_projects_result.subscriptions);
> list_subscriber_projects = list_subscriber_projects_result;
> });
> console.log("3 - test------> " + list_subscriber_projects);
>
>
>
> And in my console i'm getting :
>
> 3 - test------> undefined
> 1 - test ------> { __v: 1,
> _id: 543beeeefc966c642e5fa2e2,
> user_email: '[email protected] <javascript:>',
> subscriptions:
> [ { project_name: 'ffffff',
> _id: 543d21761ad0e1cc18c639af } ] }
> 2 - test------> undefined
>
>
> So my question is why log test 1 tells me that the object has
> subscriptions property and when trying to access these property log test 2
> tells that it is undifined
> and then when i copy in an other object i have also undifined ?
>
> Thanks
>
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