feat: the reactive set supports the difference, intersection, isDisjointFrom, isSubsetOf, isSupersetOf, and symmetricDifference methods
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Could you please add a unit test? |
这里很多的api，好像都不支持
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…tFrom, isSubsetOf, isSupersetOf, and symmetricDifference` methods
linzhe141
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reactive set supports the difference, intersection, isDisjointFrom, isSubsetOf, isSupersetOf, and symmetricDifference methods
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| function createSetProtoMethod(method: TriggerOpTypes) { | |||
| return function (this: SetTypes, value: unknown, _isShallow = false) { | |||
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Is anything passing the _isShallow flag? Is it actually needed?
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This is really not necessary
| if (!hadKey) { | ||
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| result = target[method](value) | ||
| trigger(target, method, value, value) |
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Shouldn't this be tracking rather than triggering?
These methods don't currently track correctly inside reactive effects. e.g.:
The unit tests aren't really testing this, as the effect isn't wrapped around the method call.
I haven't confirmed this, but I suspect these methods could reuse TrackOpTypes.ITERATE.
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| const target = toRaw(this) | ||
| const proto = getProto(target) | ||
| const hadKey = proto.has.call(target, value) |
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I don't understand what this is for. The name value here is a bit misleading, as it refers to the other set. Why do we need to check whether one set is inside the other? This seems to break the methods if one set contains the other:
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✨ feature request
close #11398
It requires Node v22