Polymer.prototype.splice don't behave as expected

问题

I'm doing array mutation with Polymer's array mutation methods.

  this.allRules = [{name: "abc", enabled: true}];     

  var item = this.allRules[index];
  item.name = "abcdxfdsa";
  item.enabled = enabled;

  // console log out [Object]
  console.log(this.allRules);
  this.splice('allRules', index, 1);
  // Instead of logging out [], it logs out [splices: Object]
  console.log(this.allRules);
  this.push('allRules', item);
  // It logs out [Object, splices: Object]
  console.log(poly.allRules);

And the annoying thing is this. When I bind this.allRules into a dom-repeat template, such as the one below, when updated binded data, it shows the item that was spliced instead of the newly added item. So after a splice and a push, instead of getting "abcdxfdsa" as item name, I get abc, which is the value before splicing. Here is the link to a sample dom-repeat data binding. Polymer dom-repeat how to notify array updated

回答1:

Actually the item should be removed from the array. The second time it logs out as [splices: Object] just to show more info about this array, as it has a property called splices. If you run the same thing in Firefox you will still see [object] so I guess this is just a Chrome console helper thing.

To get the value to be updated, one way is to wrap the this.push call inside a this.async method.

  this.async(function() {
    this.push('allRules', item);
    console.log(item);
    console.log(this.allRules[0].name);
    // returns 1, meaning it's filled with one item again
    console.log(this.allRules.length);
  });

Have a look at this plunker for a working sample.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32082760/polymer-prototype-splice-dont-behave-as-expected

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