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Montage ♥ FRB
mczepiel edited this page Mar 8, 2013
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Before
myObject.addPropertyChangeListener("path", handler)
When the path changes myObject.handleChange(notification)
will be called
After
myMontageObject.addPathChangeListener("path", handler, opt_methodName)
or
Montage.addPathChangeListener.call(myObject, "path", handler, opt_methodName)
myMontageObject
is an object that has Montage
in its prototype chain: Montage.isPrototypeOf(myMontageObject) === true
holds.
When the value at the path changes (not the content of the value), the first function in this list gets called with the newValue
, path
, and myObject
.
handler[methodName]
handler.handlePathChange
handler
Before
myObject.addPropertyChangeListener("path", handler, true)
After
myMontageObject.addPathChangeListener("path", handler, "handleMethodName", true)
or
Montage.addPathChangeListener.call(myObject, "path", handler, "handleMethodName", true)
How do I bind a property of my object to a property of another object such that they are always the same?
Before
Object.defineBinding(myObject, "myProperty", {
boundObject: anotherObject,
boundObjectPropertyPath: "foo.bar"
});
After
myMontageObject.defineBinding("myProperty", {"<->": "foo.bar", source: anotherObject});
or
var Bindings = require("montage/core/bindings").Bindings;
Bindings.defineBinding(myObject, "myProperty", {"<->": "foo.bar", source: anotherObject});
How do I bind a property of my object to a property of another object such that changes to myProperty do not affect the otherObject's property?
Before
Object.defineBinding(myObject, "myProperty", {
boundObject: anotherObject,
boundObjectPropertyPath: "foo.bar",
oneway: true
});
After
myMontageObject.defineBinding("myProperty", {"<-": "foo.bar", source: anotherObject});
or
var Bindings = require("montage/core/bindings").Bindings;
Bindings.defineBinding(myObject, "myProperty", {"<-": "foo.bar", source: anotherObject});
How do I watch changes to an array at the end of a property path so I know what's added and removed?
myMontageObject.addRangeAtPathChangeListener("array", handler, "handleArrayRangeChange");
or
Montage.addRangeAtPathChangeListener(myObject, "array", handler, "handleArrayRangeChange");
Calls handler.handleArrayRangeChange
with plus
, minus
, and index
.