so you can do userPromise.isResolved and also user.name
in the template
Frank Lemanschik
@frank-dspeed
ah nice now i understand
why this is in some examples
i saw that :)
AntonProkofyev
@AntonProkofyev
yep that's what i saw in docs and i can see name when it's resolved... i've add breakpoint but it gives nothing. just see that Object.defineProperty(map, "_instanceDefinitions", { make an error and that map constructor is DefineMap
Frank Lemanschik
@frank-dspeed
but do you know a way to reset a value with a interval?
Kevin Phillips
@phillipskevin
@frank-dspeed use a setter
Frank Lemanschik
@frank-dspeed
how you mean that?
i have really no idea about that because for me a setter gets only called on set
and then you mean i can do var x = interval() in the setter
@AntonProkofyev can you check what is propand value ?
and walk up the stack to the first place that is in your code
to see what is being called
AntonProkofyev
@AntonProkofyev
can you сlarify plz what you mean by checking what is prop and value i can see that this defineMap appears somwhere near reflection/get-set setKeyValue
i can see that this defineMap is definening in can-stache-bindings.js in
var viewModel = bindingData.getViewModel()
prop is name
Frank Lemanschik
@frank-dspeed
as i sayed you need to define name in your model first
AntonProkofyev
@AntonProkofyev
value is definemap
{name:Name}
@frank-dspeed what do you mean? can you clarify plz
Frank Lemanschik
@frank-dspeed
your applying can-connect to a Model right?
a defineMap
AntonProkofyev
@AntonProkofyev
i would like to add the response obj to the viewmodel of a component
viewmodel is defineMap
AntonProkofyev
@AntonProkofyev
may be there is any different sollution?
Gregg Roemhildt
@roemhildtg
@phillipskevin I think canjs/canjs#3427 is actually related to my can-connect behavior. I got into ios debugging and it looks like my parseInstanceData is not being called at all which is generating the issues with the data retrieved.
Kevin Phillips
@phillipskevin
a custom behavior you mean?
Gregg Roemhildt
@roemhildtg
Yes
I think it might have to do with the order of the custom/builtin behaviors