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It would be great if there was an option to turn the trim directive on/off (that can be bound to some variable). I tried setting [trim]="something-that-is-not-an-event", for example [trim]="disabled", and this would nearly work save for a small glitch in updateValue:
private updateValue(event: string, value: string): void {
// check if the user has set an optional attribute, and Trimmmm!!! Uhahahaha!
value = this.trim !== "" && event !== this.trim ? value : value.trim();
const previous = this._value;
// write value to the element.
this.writeValue(value);
// ...
if ((this._value || previous) && this._value.trim() !== previous) {
this.onChange(this._value);
}
}
When this.trim doesn't match an event, the value is not trimmed and writeValue is called with the actual value (OK). But the onChange is propagated when this._value.trim() !== previous. This assumes the value has always been trimmed, which is not the case according to the "Uhahaha" line at the beginning of the function :).
So what happens when I type "1" then "space" with trimming disabled, writeValue will write the "1" but for the space, it will not propagate onChange because "1 ".trim() does equal previous.
It would be great if there was an option to turn the trim directive on/off (that can be bound to some variable). I tried setting [trim]="something-that-is-not-an-event", for example [trim]="disabled", and this would nearly work save for a small glitch in updateValue:
When this.trim doesn't match an event, the value is not trimmed and writeValue is called with the actual value (OK). But the onChange is propagated when this._value.trim() !== previous. This assumes the value has always been trimmed, which is not the case according to the "Uhahaha" line at the beginning of the function :).
So what happens when I type "1" then "space" with trimming disabled, writeValue will write the "1" but for the space, it will not propagate onChange because "1 ".trim() does equal previous.
I think what you want here is:
This will propagate the change whenever the value actually changes, regardless of whether the value was trimmed or not.
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