I have a global variable say :
var series,hours;
var loadData = function(){
series = [[]];
hours = [];
d3.json("data/radar.json", function(error, data) {
data.QualitySummaryObject.forEach(function(d,i) {
series[i] = d.extractPercentage;
hours[i] = d.extractorName;
});
});
console.log(hours);
};
Now if I am trying to access this console.log its working fine, but.
var print = function(){
console.log(hours); //here its not working no value in hours why ... ?
}
Ensure that you hours is global:
window.hours = [];
Then anywhere you can log it:
console.log(window.hours);
Using directly var without declaration will avoid context problems.
If you are running the above code in a function, the variable hours is not a global variable because you previously declared it with var.
If you want to declare a variable as a global variable, instead of this:
var hours = [];
Do this:
hours = [];
To declare a global variable, all you have to do is give it a name.
var outside of all the functions.
var.var and no declaration is considered to be global.
hours = []instead ofvar hours. removevarfrom declaration andhourswill become global