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このルールを試す ID: typescript-best-practices/no-cond-assign
Language: TypeScript
Severity: Error
Category: Best Practices
Description While there may be valid reasons to use an assignment operation in a condition, it is very easy to mistake =
with ==
, which is usually what is intended. This rule prevents mistakes like these because it is easier to intentionally disable the rule than identify the error.
Non-Compliant Code Examples var x ; if ( x = 0 ) { var b = 1 ; }
var x ; while ( x = 0 ) { var b = 1 ; }
var x = 0 , y ; do { y = x ; } while ( x = x + 1 );
var x ; for (; x += 1 ;){};
var x ; if (( x ) = ( 0 ));
if ( someNode || ( someNode = parentNode )) { }
if ( someNode || ( someNode = parentNode )) { }
while ( someNode || ( someNode = parentNode )) { }
do { } while ( someNode || ( someNode = parentNode ));
for (; typeof l === 'undefined' ? ( l = 0 ) : l ; i ++ ) { }
if ( x = 0 ) { }
while ( x = 0 ) { }
do { } while ( x = x + 1 );
for (; x = y ; ) { }
var x ; var b = ( x = 0 ) ? 1 : 0 ;
var x ; var b = x && ( y = 0 ) ? 1 : 0 ;
((( 3496.29 )). bkufyydt = 2 e308 ) ? foo : bar ;
if (( someNode = someNode . parentNode ) !== null ) { }
if (( someNode = someNode . parentNode ) !== null ) { }
if ( someNode || ( someNode = parentNode )) { }
while ( someNode || ( someNode = parentNode )) { }
do { } while ( someNode || ( someNode = parentNode ));
for (; someNode || ( someNode = parentNode ););
Compliant Code Examples var x = 0 ; if ( x == 0 ) { var b = 1 ; }
var x = 0 ; if ( x == 0 ) { var b = 1 ; }
var x = 5 ; while ( x < 5 ) { x = x + 1 ; }
if (( a = b ));
while (( a = b ));
do {} while (( a = b ));
for (;( a = b ););
for (;;) {}
if (( function ( node ) { return node = parentNode ; })( someNode )) { }
if (( function ( node ) { return node = parentNode ; })( someNode )) { }
if (( node => node = parentNode )( someNode )) { }
if (( node => node = parentNode )( someNode )) { }
if ( function ( node ) { return node = parentNode ; }) { }
if ( function ( node ) { return node = parentNode ; }) { }
x = 0 ;
var x ; var b = ( x === 0 ) ? 1 : 0 ;
switch ( foo ) { case a = b : bar (); }
switch ( foo ) { case a = b : bar (); }
switch ( foo ) { case baz + ( a = b ) : bar (); }
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