How to reference a model in Ember.js? -
I am working through the DOOMVC and in the code given below, just do not understand that Does it refer to I Usually Example: and so on. II. another P. s. I tried, but I think I have not succeeded. :) I'am sorry. It refers to
var model = this.get ('model'); .
controller or
root if this is the
controller , then where do we go from
Does the model work with x controller y ?
Todos.Dad Controller = Amber.Object Controller Adended ({complete: function (key, value) {var model = this.get ('model'); ...} .property ('Model.isCompleted')});
this inside
amber.office function means that
Ember.Object (code
Todos.TodoController An example of ). / P>
App. Some RURTE = M. Route.ex ({active: function} (this; // this is the app. Some root frequency reference.}}); App.SomeController = Em.Controller.extend ({someMethod: function () {this ; // This is the app. Some controller example referees.}};; App.SomeView = Em.View.extend ({someMethod: function () {this is; // This app is a example example ref.}});
this.get ('model') is just a property Controller (if you want you can set any value for that property) * A Prior to end v1.7, the
model was a
ember.computed.alias which was on the property of a controller called
content , but this latest amber version In behavior./P>
model property, in
Em.Route , it is different from
Em.ObjectController.model Actually, this is the function to be applied in routing order, which gives data, which
Em.Route a
controller.model to
hook Use to set property
em in C does .Route . Therefore, the output of
this.get ('model') inside
Em.Route will be a function.
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