SolidJS•3y ago

How to use length for 'For'?

Sometimes I want to just use loop's length, instead of each like js's for loop. Should I always provide array to use For? Can I do something like this picture?

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Homercat•3y ago

<For each={new Array(10).fill(1)}>
{(_o, i) => <div>{i}</div>}
</For>

<For each={new Array(10).fill(1)}>
{(_o, i) => <div>{i}</div>}
</For>

musicloverOP•3y ago

Hmm well, that's what i'm doing already. I hope <For> allows just length...it will be very useful..

Homercat•3y ago

I don't think so, the users can extract an range(i) function to return an array, i think the syntax rules of solid should keep as little as possible.

Alex Lohr•3y ago

There is a range primitive: https://github.com/solidjs-community/solid-primitives/tree/main/packages/range#readme

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