Here's the Example
I was following this excellent tutorial by Thomas Davis : What is a model? Somehow the 'change' binding is not firi开发者_运维百科ng. What am I doing wrong here?
Backbone is checking if the set value is the same as the previous value (look at https://github.com/documentcloud/backbone/blob/master/backbone.js#L210 and on).
In your example, the array is still the same but the value inside changed. This is tricky to solve. Creating a new copy of the array seems to be overhead. I would suggest to call the change event directly in your adopt function as a solution:
adopt: function(newChildsName){
var children_array = this.get('children');
children_array.push(newChildsName);
this.set({children:children_array});
this.trigger("change:children");
}
I would suggest to create an issue on backbone github repository to maybe add a "force" option to force the update (thus triggering the event) of attributes on a model.
Here is a bit awkward solution:
adopt: function(newChildsName){
var children_array = this.get('children').splice(0);
children_array.push(newChildsName);
this.set({children:children_array});
}
Instead of using children as an plain array we can use it as an collection and listen to the add,remove events of the collection.
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