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15 …r**, which is in effect a function through which you can customize key generation rules. If no **k…
17generation, which are mainly associated with the second parameter **index** of the **itemGenerator…
19 **Figure 1** ForEach key generation rules
28 After the key generation rules are determined, the **itemGenerator** function – the second paramete…
32 …s a unique key for each array item of the data source based on the key generation rules, and creat…
71 In the preceding code snippets, the key generation rule is the return value **item** of the **keyGe…
112generation rule is **item**. When **ForEach** traverses the data source **simpleList** and finds t…
168 …, because a new key **new three** is generated for it based on the key generation rule **item**, *…
237 In this example, the data item is used as the key generation rule. Because the array items of the d…
459 4. Here, the **ForEach** key generation rule is the **id** property value of the array item. If **F…
507 - Avoid including the data item **index** in the final key generation rule to prevent [unexpected r…
508 … Object type with the **id** property, and then use the **id** property as the key generation rule.
514 Correct use of **ForEach** requires a clear understanding of the key generation rules. Incorrect us…
518 …o use the string-type **index** property of the data source as the key generation rule. When **Ins…
568generation rule includes **index**. While the expected rendering result is ['one','new item', 'two…
572 …ing to the description in [Key Generation Rules](#key-generation-rules), the default key generatio…
632 …e **KeyGenerator** function) of **ForEach** empty, or include **index** in the key generation rule.