As I delve into learning a new set of technologies, encountering new errors is inevitable.
However, there is one particular type of error that keeps cropping up, making me question if I am approaching things correctly.
For instance, I consistently face this error with Vue components:
Property 'focused' does not exist on type '{ onInput(event: any): void; focus(): void; blur(): void; }'. Did you mean 'focus'?
blur(): void {
this.focused = false
}
I usually resolve this issue by using a similar approach:
blur(): void {
(this as any).focused = false
}
It's puzzling that I have to implement this workaround in every component and at every occurrence.
Furthermore, I'm stuck on trying to tackle the following error:
This expression is not callable. Type 'Boolean' has no call signatures.
blur(): void {
(this as any).l.focused = false
}
It seems to be pointing towards "false."
The code for data():
data(): any {
return {
l: {
focused: false
}
}
},
If you have any insights on how to properly handle these types of situations, I would greatly appreciate your advice.