With custom options, it is possible to send additional information to event handlers.
It works by passing an arbitrary, custom option (or a whole bunch of them) to any method. The option doesn't affect the operation of Backbone.Picky, but it is passed on to the event handlers as the last argument.
myCol = new SingleCollection([myModel]);
myCol.on("select:one", function (model, options){
if (options) console.log("Selected while foo=" + options.foo);
});
myCol.select(myModel, {foo: "bar"}); // prints "Selected while foo=bar"
Options get passed around to all event handlers which are running. In the example above, the event handler is set up for the collection. But it will also pick up an option passed to the select method of the model, for instance.
myModel.select({foo: "baz"}); // prints "Selected while foo=baz"
The feature is based on my previous commits. Tests and documentation are included.
With custom options, it is possible to send additional information to event handlers.
It works by passing an arbitrary, custom option (or a whole bunch of them) to any method. The option doesn't affect the operation of Backbone.Picky, but it is passed on to the event handlers as the last argument.
Options get passed around to all event handlers which are running. In the example above, the event handler is set up for the collection. But it will also pick up an option passed to the
selectmethod of the model, for instance.The feature is based on my previous commits. Tests and documentation are included.