The model is responsible for:
This is done with the help of bind elements.
The <fx-model> element is a direct child of <fx-fore> and is itself a container for:
<fx-instance> elements<fx-bind> elements<fx-submission> elements<fx-function> elementsWarning:
<fx-model>must be in front of Fore UI elements due to not fully understood Web Components behaviour.
<fx-fore>
<fx-model>
<fx-instance><fx-instance>
<fx-instance id="second"><fx-instance>
<fx-instance id="third"><fx-instance>
<fx-bind></fx-bind>
<fx-bind></fx-bind>
...
<fx-submission id="load"></fx-submission>
<fx-submission id="save"></fx-submission>
</fx-model>
<!-- UI here -->
</fx-fore>
If there’s more than one <fx-instance> or <fx-submission> you need
to add an id attribute for identification.
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| Event | Description | Details |
|---|---|---|
| model-construct | first event to be emitted by Fore | - |
| model-construct-done | emitted when model has been initialized | - |
| rebuild-done | when a rebuild has taken place | ‘maingraph’ - the maingraph object being used |
| recalculate-done | when a recalculation has taken place | ‘subgraph’ - the subgraph object being used |