1) Using inline styles <div [style.color]=”myDynamicColor”> 2) Use multiple CSS classes mapping to what you want and switch classes like: /* CSS */ .theme { /* any shared styles */ } .theme.blue { color: blue; } .theme.red { color: red; } /* Template */ <div class=”theme” [ngClass]=”{blue: isBlue, red: isRed}”> <div class=”theme” [class.blue]=”isBlue”> Code samples … Read more
If you have something like this: class MyClass { String data; MyClass(this.data); @override String toString() { return data; } } MyClass myObject = new MyClass(“someData”); print(myObject); // outputs “someData”, not ‘Instance of MyClass’ I think this might be what you are looking for.
To set breakpoints in dependencies search the source inside the (no domain) node and set the breakpoint there. Breakpoints don’t hit when set somewhere in the packages node. You can also use the breakpoint statement for the debugger top pop up. See Does Dart have a ‘breakpoint’ statement? for more details.
This should do what you want [attr.data-row]=”row.index” [attr.data-col]=”cell.index”
The API has changed in AngularDart 0.9.9: BlockFactory now is ViewFactory scope.$new now seems to be scope.createChild(scope.context) injector.createChild(modules) now requires a list of modules (instead of a single one) AngularDart 0.10.0 introduces these changes: NgShadowRootAware not is ShadowRootAware ..value() now is ..bind(., toValue: .) So the code of pavelgj now looks like so: class AppComponent … Read more