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Fix issue #84: Change feature count tracking to operate across AI source types #85
Fix issue #84: Change feature count tracking to operate across AI source types #85
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Annotations are guaranteed to exist from the core/history.js method, so you can safely drop the check for
aiFeatures[i]
inif (aiFeatures[i] && ...)
.Also, it's effectively a filter & count, so if you want to get crazy:
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less code is better code! I keep having to remind myself that all the Javascript array methods (filter, map, reduce, etc) are supported in iD. For some reason I keep eschewing them, even though it's newer stuff like ES2016 'let', 'const', etc. that isn't supported.