Anyone have netsuite give you syntax errors even though their editor says otherwise? It says im missing a

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after my for loop initializer but i dont see it. Im using VS Code and it doesnt see any syntax errors

define(['N/record','N/log'], function (record, log) {

    

function beforeSubmit(context){

        

var objRecord = context.newRecord; //Create object

        

var estBodyShipDate = objRecord.getText('custbody_estimated_ship_date');//get text of date

        

var numLineItems = objRecord.getLineCount({sublistId: 'item'});

        

for (let index = 0; index < numLineItems; index++){

            

updateLine(objRecord, index, estBodyShipDate);

            

log.debug({

                

"title": "For Loop Debug",

                

"details": "Line " + index + " updated."

            

});

        

}

    

}

    

function updateLine(objRecord, index, estBodyShipDate){

        

objRecord.selectLine({

            

sublistId: "item",

            

line: index

        

});

        

objRecord.setCurrentSublistValue({

            

sublistId: "item",

            

fieldID: "expectedshipdate",

            

value: estBodyShipDate

        

});

        

objRecord.commitLine({sublistId: "item"});

    

}

    

return {

        

beforeSubmit : beforeSubmit

    

}

});

Could maybe it doesn't like that you have quotes around the log.debug parameter names or that you use let in the for loop initialization. Is it ss2.1?

using 2.0 i believe. Never had that issue with adding quotes there

don't write loops?

@stalbert i need to step through each line item and change column value. What do you suggest?

I suggest using lodash (e.g. _.map() ) and NFT. I almost never write loops by hand in SuiteScript.

sale orders

With NFT it would be as simple as this

Interesting. Ill look into it more. thanks for the example