Table of contents
1. Problem
2. Solution
3. Summary
1. Problem
1. After listening to an object in data, it actually reported an error. The error is strange: you cannot use the apply method on undefined
1) The detailed errors are as follows:
?9b69:5059 [Vue warn]: Error in callback for watcher "flowCategory": "TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'apply')"
found in
---> <FlowItem> at src/projects/comen/implemenceWorkstation/flowSetting/
<ElTabPane> at packages/tabs/src/
<ElTabs> at packages/tabs/src/
<View> at src/views/implemenceWorkstation/flowSetting/
<Index> at src/layout/
<App> at src/
<Root>
warn$2 @ ?9b69:5059
logError @ ?9b69:3728
globalHandleError @ ?9b69:3724
handleError @ ?9b69:3691
invokeWithErrorHandling @ ?9b6
2) The code is as follows:
watch: {
flowCategory: {
hanlder(newval, oldval) {
('flowCategory', newval, oldval);
},
deep: true
}
}
2. Solution
1. Is it okay to see the above code? I am also very confident. Isn’t it just that the values before and after the change were printed in the handler function? This is how I write it, and I am so confident.
2. I found it after searching for a long timeI wrote the word handler wrongly, if you type incorrectly, it was written as 'hanlder', there was no prompt for ide &***&
Change it to the following
watch: {
flowCategory: {
handler(newval, oldval) {
('flowCategory', newval, oldval);
},
deep: true
}
}
3. I finally understand nowError: It is to tell us that there is a problem with the handler. Watch doesn't know what to do when listening to changes.。
3. Summary
1.Report the above error, which means there is a problem with the handler function.. You can check the following points:
1) Is the handler function written?
2) Is the handler spelled correctly (Although it's a bit stupid, I'm really because of this today...)
3) The handler function cannot be an arrow function(After this pointing changes, apply is also problematic)
2. Ah, stupid me.
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