Fixed the eager dirty state. Fixed the delayed model value received by ng-change. Updated the documentation.#10
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Fixed the eager dirty state. Fixed the delayed model value received by ng-change. Updated the documentation.#10MichaelBuen wants to merge 3 commits intokennyki:masterfrom
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Turns out calling $setViewValue in newElement’s ng-change( the scope.changed() ) would automatically call the user’s own ng-change, no need to do scope.$parent.$eval(attrs.ngChange) by ourselves. Correct: http://plnkr.co/edit/0vOkOmm9z4yCZY3ATuFp?p=preview
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Turns out calling $setViewValue in newElement’s ng-change( the
scope.changed() ) would automatically call the user’s own ng-change, no
need to do scope.$parent.$eval(attrs.ngChange) by ourselves.
Correct:
http://plnkr.co/edit/0vOkOmm9z4yCZY3ATuFp?p=preview