Thanks.
I've seen, reviewed and looked more into the topic, and partially succeded in what I want to do.
if I send the number 3 to this function (takjen from this helpful post)
let num = msg.payload;
msg.payload = {
Element1: num,
Element2: "Two",
Element3: "Three"
}
msg.payload[msg.payload.Element1] = false;
return msg;
I end up creating a msg.payload.3 set to false.
Sadly I ended up stopping in the next problem: since I want to store this values in a global object, I've previously created three global variables that I want to update.
I create them using a change node, that I inject before testing the function:
Then I edited my code in the function: I want to update one of those variables based on the number passing throught the function:
let num = msg.payload;
msg.payload = {
Element1: num,
Element2: "Two",
Element3: "Three"
}
msg.payload[msg.payload.Element1] = false;
global.meridiana[msg.payload.Element1] = false;
return msg;
This gives me an error: "TypeError: Cannot set property '3' of undefined"
Why is global.meridiana["3"]
undefined since I previously declared it in the change node?
Why I have msg.payload assigned to 3 and not payload.3 = false from this function here?
let num = msg.payload;
msg.payload[num] = false;
return msg;
Sorry for the many questions: hoping in some help
Thanks in advance.
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