Terminal TAST

Binding Objects

Bind also allows binding values to the properties of the fundamental TAST objects. Pad and Inlines accept the binding of any of their properties. Change the size of padding or action through binding dynamically.

Binding Pad properties

Bind sets the Pad properties width, alignment and character through their corresponding bindWidth, bindAlignment and bindCharacter counterparts.

Name

Type

Description
bindWidth string A property of the current ViewModel that contains the width for the pad.
bindAlignment string A property of the current ViewModel that contains the alignment for the pad.
bindCharacter string A property of the current ViewModel that contains the character for the pad.

Binding Inline Properties

Bind sets the properties of Inline with their corresponding bind counterpart. See the table for more detail:

Name

Type

Description
bindAction string A property of the current ViewModel that contains an object describing the action.
bindActions string A property of the current ViewModel that contains an object describing the events with their respective actions. Supported Events
bindStyle string A property of the current ViewModel that contains an object describing the style. Merges new css values into the style if existing.
bindInlineType string A property of the current ViewModel that contains the inlineType for the inline.
bindThemeType string A property of the current ViewModel that contains the themeType for the inline.
bindTooltip string A property of the current ViewModel object that contains the tooltip for the inline.
bindIsTabStop string A property of the current ViewModel object that specifies if an Inline is a tabStop or not.
bindIsVisible string A property of the current ViewModel object that contains the visibility for the inline. Note that it should be initially false.
bindRef string A property of the current ViewModel object that contains the ref to link with another different Inline inside the same scope.

Note that there are no binders for the properties type, children, id, and scope.