Angular- Pass value to function from another function?

Question

In my Angular Typescript file, I have 2 functions data and lists. I am trying to pass variable windows from function data to function lists.

I am getting Cannot find name 'back'. Did you mean the instance member 'this.lists'?ts(2663) error when trying to call function lists

UPDATE

If I use this.list, When I console.log(windows), it gives undefined

data(less: Mark, quick: HTMLTableDataCellElement) {
  const { a,b,c } = less;
  const windows = quick.innerText;
  lists(windows);     ------>>>>> Cannot find name 'lists'. Did you mean the instance member 'this.lists'

  this.value.newLevel({a, b, c windows}).subscribe(data => {
    this.processView(data);
  })
}

lists(windows){
 console.log(windows) ---> If I use this.lists the value is undefined
}

@luk2302 If I use this.list, When I console.log(windows), it gives undefined — Tejas Mehta
– Tejas Mehta, Commented Mar 19, 2021 at 19:10
@TejasMehta When you are using this.lists you are getting undefined because quick.innerText is undefined — Ismail Dinar
– Ismail Dinar, Commented Mar 20, 2021 at 9:31

Fabio Zapata · Accepted Answer · 2021-03-19 17:07:57Z

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List is in the same class, so you are trying to access a function inside an object. Instead of calling list, you have to call this.list

answered Mar 19, 2021 at 17:07

Fabio Zapata

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Tejas Mehta Over a year ago

If I use this.list, When I console.log(windows), it gives undefined

Fabio Zapata Over a year ago

are you sure that quick.innerText is not undefined? Try to console.log quick and then see if this object has innerText as a property

shubham yadav · Accepted Answer · 2021-03-19 18:07:15Z

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//Here is your solution             
data(less: Mark, quick: HTMLTableDataCellElement) {
const { a,b,c } = less;
const windows = quick.innerText;
this.lists(windows);

this.value.newLevel({a, b, c windows}).subscribe(data => {
  this.processView(data);
})
}
lists(windows){}

answered Mar 19, 2021 at 18:07

shubham yadav

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2 Comments

Tejas Mehta Over a year ago

If I use this.list, When I console.log(windows), it gives undefined

shubham yadav Over a year ago

use another naming convention instead using windows.

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