Clarity + Angular6: Tree View Node Listener (clr-tree-node)









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I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.



I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.



This is my simple template:



 <clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
asset.type
</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>


Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
Or any other mechanism?



Thanks in advance,
Alex.










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    I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
    Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.



    I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.



    This is my simple template:



     <clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
    Asset
    <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
    <clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
    asset.type
    </clr-tree-node>
    </ng-template>
    </clr-tree-node>


    Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
    Or any other mechanism?



    Thanks in advance,
    Alex.










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      I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
      Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.



      I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.



      This is my simple template:



       <clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
      Asset
      <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
      <clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
      asset.type
      </clr-tree-node>
      </ng-template>
      </clr-tree-node>


      Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
      Or any other mechanism?



      Thanks in advance,
      Alex.










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      I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
      Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.



      I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.



      This is my simple template:



       <clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
      Asset
      <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
      <clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
      asset.type
      </clr-tree-node>
      </ng-template>
      </clr-tree-node>


      Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
      Or any other mechanism?



      Thanks in advance,
      Alex.







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          As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:



          template.html



          <clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
          Asset
          <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
          <clr-tree-node
          *ngFor="let asset of assets
          [clrSelected]="asset.selected"
          (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
          >asset.type</clr-tree-node>
          </ng-template>
          </clr-tree-node>


          component.ts



          @Component(...)
          export class MyComp
          @Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();

          public changeSelected(data):void
          this.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(data);

          public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
          asset.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);




          Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.






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          • Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
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          As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:



          template.html



          <clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
          Asset
          <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
          <clr-tree-node
          *ngFor="let asset of assets
          [clrSelected]="asset.selected"
          (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
          >asset.type</clr-tree-node>
          </ng-template>
          </clr-tree-node>


          component.ts



          @Component(...)
          export class MyComp
          @Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();

          public changeSelected(data):void
          this.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(data);

          public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
          asset.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);




          Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.






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          • Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
            – Alex
            Nov 11 at 13:01














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          As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:



          template.html



          <clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
          Asset
          <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
          <clr-tree-node
          *ngFor="let asset of assets
          [clrSelected]="asset.selected"
          (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
          >asset.type</clr-tree-node>
          </ng-template>
          </clr-tree-node>


          component.ts



          @Component(...)
          export class MyComp
          @Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();

          public changeSelected(data):void
          this.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(data);

          public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
          asset.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);




          Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.






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          • Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
            – Alex
            Nov 11 at 13:01












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          2
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:



          template.html



          <clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
          Asset
          <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
          <clr-tree-node
          *ngFor="let asset of assets
          [clrSelected]="asset.selected"
          (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
          >asset.type</clr-tree-node>
          </ng-template>
          </clr-tree-node>


          component.ts



          @Component(...)
          export class MyComp
          @Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();

          public changeSelected(data):void
          this.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(data);

          public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
          asset.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);




          Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.






          share|improve this answer












          As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:



          template.html



          <clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
          Asset
          <ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
          <clr-tree-node
          *ngFor="let asset of assets
          [clrSelected]="asset.selected"
          (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
          >asset.type</clr-tree-node>
          </ng-template>
          </clr-tree-node>


          component.ts



          @Component(...)
          export class MyComp
          @Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();

          public changeSelected(data):void
          this.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(data);

          public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
          asset.selected = data;
          this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);




          Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.







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          • Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
            – Alex
            Nov 11 at 13:01
















          • Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
            – Alex
            Nov 11 at 13:01















          Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
          – Alex
          Nov 11 at 13:01




          Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
          – Alex
          Nov 11 at 13:01

















           

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