angular-dart

We are making an Angular2 application and we want to be able to somehow create a global CSS variable (and update the properties' values whenever changed when the variable is assigned). We had used Polymer for a while (now we are switching to Angular2 components) and we had used CSS properties (Polymer has some polyfill) and we had just update styles using Polymer.updateStyles() . Is there any way how we can achieve a similar function? EDIT: We want something similar to Sass color: $g-main-color or to CSS custom properties color: var(--g-main-color) and whenever we decide to change the value of

So if I add break points in .dart files that are located in /web directory of my project, it works fine. For example I'm using AngularDart and the main.dart file works. However when I try to put a breakpoint in anything in the /lib directory, Dartium doesn't stop on them. How can I get the breakpoints in Dartium to work with the /lib directory? Note that I've tried putting breakpoints with Dart Editor, IntelliJ with Dart Plugin and also directly in Dartium and nothing works. Is this intended? Günter Zöchbauer To set breakpoints in dependencies search the source inside the (no domain) node and

This question already has an answer here: Angular 2 data attributes 2 answers Assuming I have really large grid of cells I want to add data-row and data-col atribute values and bind from model. How can I bind data-row from angular2 (beta0 in Dart). Binding with data-row="{{boundVal}}" does not seem to work. (no data attribute appears in output html) eg. <table> <tr *ngFor="#row of rows" > <td *ngFor="#cell of row.cells" data-row="{{row.index}}" data-col="{{cell.index}}" > </td> </tr> </table> This should do what you want [attr.data-row]="row.index" [attr.data-col]="cell.index" 来源： https:/

I would like to dynamically build a component tree basing on some information received from AJAX calls. How to programmatically add a component to the DOM from inside of other component? I have <outer-comp> and I would like, basing on some logic, insert an <inner-comp> . The following code just inserts the elements <inner-comp></inner-comp> to the DOM, and not actual <inner-comp> representation. @NgComponent( selector: 'outer-comp', templateUrl: 'view/outer_component.html', cssUrl: 'view/outer_component.css', publishAs: 'outer' ) class AppComponent extends NgShadowRootAware { void onShadowRoot