552 index calculation #553
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| @@ -1894,8 +1894,10 @@ function( can ){ | |||
| return can.view.lists && can.view.lists(expr, function(item, key) { | |||
| // Create a compute that listens to whenever the index of the item in our list changes. | |||
| var indexCompute = can.compute(function() { | |||
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A compute probably does not need to be created. A function will do I bet.
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Can we fix this one? I would like to get it into 2.0.3. |
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@daffl Yes, just let me quick add a commit to the branch that removes the can.compute as @justinbmeyer suggested. A compute does not need to be created, as he suggested. |
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This makes sure
@indexis correctly calculated for thecan.Listobjects by usingfromIndexso it doesn't always return first instance of the element in the array.Closes #552