fix(picker-column): emit first change event#1
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| if (this.lastIndex === undefined) { | ||
| // have not set a last index yet | ||
| this.lastIndex = this.col.selectedIndex; | ||
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| } else if (this.lastIndex !== this.col.selectedIndex) { |
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lastIndex is only used in these three lines of code, and I couldn't find any reason why the first event shouldn't be emitted to the parent component.
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Short description of what this resolves:
The first "change" event from the
PickerColumnCmpis not being emitted. The selected value is being updated behind the scenes, but the change is not communicated to the parent component/page.This is not a bug in the way Ionic uses the component because the picker component doesn't update the input field value as the user changes the picker column – the input field is updated once the user clicks the "Done" button (https://i.gyazo.com/bdea4dc2f68c2b510b2c6fd231fe5fd3.mp4).
But it is a bug if you try to use the columns directly in another page/component and not as part of the
PickerComponentChanges proposed in this pull request:
Emit the first change event