Elasticsearch Scripting: updating array value - elasticsearch

This is my document
{
"name": "andrew",
"b": [{"x":"c1", "y": 0}, {"x":"c2", "y": 0}]
}
I want to find element in the array field "b" and update the entire object. I tried this script but it does not update. Any ideas?
{
"script": "for (item in ctx._source.b) { if (item['x'] == x_id) { item = newobj; } };",
"params": {
"x_id": "c1",
"newobj" : {"x":"c1", "y": 4222}
},
"lang":"groovy"
}

Use this instead:
{
"script": "for (int i=0;i<ctx._source.b.size();i++) { item=ctx._source.b[i]; if (item['x'] == x_id) { ctx._source.b[i] = newobj} };",
"params": {
"x_id": "c1",
"newobj": {
"x": "c1",
"y": 4222
}
},
"lang": "groovy"
}

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As I reached this far the client changed mind and didn't want the functionality that required this solution. Hope it may be of use for someone else.

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