Some control changes aren't propagated back to the scope

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Some control changes aren't propagated back to the scope #45

Closed rigdern closed 9 years ago

rigdern commented 9 years ago

When the user interacts with a control causing a control's property to change (e.g. the user closing a SplitView causes the paneOpened property to be false), this property change should be propagated into the angular scope.

We do this for most properties but we missed some:

Pivot: selectionchanged event affects selectedIndex and selectedItem
SemanticZoom: zoomchanged event affects zoomedOut

AmazingJaze commented 9 years ago

@rigdern is this the same as #4 ?

rigdern commented 9 years ago

It looks like they're related. #4 seems more comprehensive. #4 asks to do scrollPosition which requires batching because it's noisy and we don't do anything like that now.

This bug should be much easier because it only uses techniques we've already used in other places.

Ask @TheWrathOfConst what properties he had in mind for #4. I thought we already handled most of them.