Closed Hotzilla closed 7 years ago
Thanks for your contribution @Hotzilla 👍, it's a good catch, but I think to pass name into state
object is not the better. I think we should pass the instance of the inline-editor through ExternalEvent/InlineEvent
. Something like this:
this.events.external.onChange.emit({
event,
instance: this, // instance/inlineEditor or something so
state,
})
Because you need information about inline-editor instance, but if I need more information (ex,size
), We should add size
property into state
and it is not its mission. State
should show properties of input that can change the state
of input (for example, if you disabled an input, the input will be not writtable).
Then, when I receive the $event
I can get event.instance.name
, event.instance.size
, etc.
Does it fulfills your need?
Sure, editor instance works as well and has more wider use cases. It probably should also be in onSave emit, so it is easy to use.
Hi @Hotzilla it will be implemented in https://github.com/qontu/ngx-inline-editor/pull/76 and this PR can be closed 👍
Thanks for your interest 😉
This feature can you use it with version 0.2.0-alpha.5
When an event is triggered, if onlyValue
is false
, the event (an InlineEditorEvent
) will have a property named instance
. It is a reference of inline-editor
component which triggered the event.
In many cases you have single save-function, that is referenced by multiple onSave() events. In these cases you want to know which field actually passed the save event. It was possible to fetch this info through DOM, but it was bit too complex.
Added optional "name" property to state object, which can be easily used to identify which field sent the event.
I tested this code in my own project.