问题
I'm trying to write a dynamic template using TypeScript and Angular, however for some reason the 'this' keyword is always null, thus I cannot access my private member $compile. Any ideas? Many Thanks! :-)
Directive:
namespace ROD.Features.Player {
"use strict";
export class VideoDirective implements ng.IDirective {
public restrict: string = "E";
public replace: boolean = true;
public scope = {
content: "="
};
constructor(private $compile: ng.ICompileService) {
}
public link(element: JQuery, scope: ng.IScope): any {
const youtubeTemplate = "<p>Youtube</p>";
const vimeoTemplate = "<p>Vimeo</p>";
var linkFn = this.$compile(youtubeTemplate);
const content: any = linkFn(scope);
element.append(content);
}
}
}
App.ts:
namespace ROD {
"use strict";
angular.module("rodApp", [])
.service("Settings", [() => new Settings.DevelopmentSettings()])
.service("RedditService", [
"$http", "Settings",
($http: ng.IHttpService, settings: Settings.ISettings) => new Services.Reddit.RedditService($http, settings.sourceUrl),
])
.directive("videoItem", ["$compile",
($compile: ng.ICompileService) => new Features.Player.VideoDirective($compile)])
.controller("PlayerController", [
"$scope", "RedditService",
($scope: any, redditService: Services.Reddit.IRedditService) => new Features.Player.PlayerController($scope, redditService),
]);
}
回答1:
It appears that I was using the wrong syntax for the link function. This is the correct implementation:
public link = (element: JQuery, scope: ng.IScope): any => {
const youtubeTemplate = "<p>Youtube</p>";
const vimeoTemplate = "<p>Vimeo</p>";
var linkFn = this.$compile(youtubeTemplate);
const content: any = linkFn(scope);
element.append(content);
}
Can anyone explain why this is? :-)
回答2:
You need to have:
.directive("videoItem", ["$compile",
function ($compile) { return () => new ROD.Features.Player.VideoDirective($compile); }])
instead of
.directive("videoItem", ["$compile",
function ($compile) { return new ROD.Features.Player.VideoDirective($compile); }])
in your app.js
. An explanation of the problem is here: http://www.michaelbromley.co.uk/blog/350/exploring-es6-classes-in-angularjs-1-x#_section-directives The gist of the problem is that when angular calls link
function, the context of this is not preserved.
If you want to understand the issue more in-depth, just use angular.js
instead of angular.min.js
and have a look what the call stack looks like.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34561415/why-is-this-null-in-the-link-function-within-an-angular-directive