Closed yunyu closed 7 years ago
I'm currently using this component in a pseudo-form that allows the user to submit the form if the input field receives an enter (not the autocomplete popup). I'm doing this by implementing a processEnter method based off of the onHit method:
processEnter() { if (this.current !== -1) { this.onHit(this.items[this.current]); } else { this.$emit('pressed:enter'); } }
Currently, onHit will be called instead of emitting the enter press event after a reset(), which breaks that behavior.
I'm currently using this component in a pseudo-form that allows the user to submit the form if the input field receives an enter (not the autocomplete popup). I'm doing this by implementing a processEnter method based off of the onHit method:
Currently, onHit will be called instead of emitting the enter press event after a reset(), which breaks that behavior.