Does backbone collections using .where() or like function accept some form of less/greater-than statements such as <=, >=, <, >
I cant find anything in the documentation that says anything either way
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No, where doesn't support that. From the fine manual:
where
collection.where(attributes)Return an array of all the models in a collection that match the passed attributes. Useful for simple cases of
filter.
where is just a filter call in disguise so you can use filter (which is mixed into Backbone collections) directly for more complicated things:
var matches = collection.filter(function(m) {
/* check model `m` here */
});
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This is what Im finding looking at underscores docs. Now Im just trying to figure out how to do multiple parameters at once. Since the filters I am trying to create have a requirement to support multiple values to search against example: Status = Error, TimeStamp <= xxx, Location = yyy (multiple values at once, that may not always exist in the condition) – chris Jan 06 '16 at 20:31
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@chris use `if`, `||`, `&&` etc you define your conditions... `if(Status == 'Error' || (TimeStamp <= xxx && Location == yyy)) return true; else if(){}` and so on. – T J Jan 07 '16 at 04:35