import { ViewBase } from '../view-base'; import { PropertyChangeData } from '../../../data/observable'; /** * The options object used in the Bindable.bind method. */ export interface BindingOptions { /** * The property name of the source object (typically the ViewModel) to bind to. */ sourceProperty: string; /** * The property name of the target object (that is the Bindable instance) to bind the source property to. */ targetProperty: string; /** * True to establish a two-way binding, false otherwise. A two-way binding will synchronize both the source and the target property values regardless of which one initiated the change. */ twoWay?: boolean; /** * An expression used for calculations (convertions) based on the value of the property. */ expression?: string; } /** * An interface which defines methods need to create binding value converter. */ export interface ValueConverter { /** * A method that will be executed when a value (of the binding property) should be converted to the observable model. * For example: user types in a text field, but our business logic requires to store data in a different manner (e.g. in lower case). * @param params - An array of parameters where first element is the value of the property and next elements are parameters send to converter. */ toModel: (...params: any[]) => any; /** * A method that will be executed when a value should be converted to the UI view. For example we have a date object which should be displayed to the end user in a specific date format. * @param params - An array of parameters where first element is the value of the property and next elements are parameters send to converter. */ toView: (...params: any[]) => any; } /** * Normalizes "ontap" to "tap", and "ondoubletap" to "ondoubletap". * * Removes the leading "on" from an event gesture name, for example: * - "ontap" -> "tap" * - "ondoubletap" -> "doubletap" * - "onTap" -> "Tap" * * Be warned that, as event/gesture names in NativeScript are case-sensitive, * this may produce an invalid event/gesture name (i.e. "doubletap" would fail * to match the "doubleTap" gesture name), and so it is up to the consumer to * handle the output properly. */ export declare function getEventOrGestureName(name: string): string; export declare function isGesture(eventOrGestureName: string): boolean; export declare function isEventOrGesture(name: string, view: ViewBase): boolean; export declare class Binding { private source; target: WeakRef; private sourceOptions; private targetOptions; private sourceProperties; private propertyChangeListeners; updating: boolean; sourceIsBindingContext: boolean; options: BindingOptions; constructor(target: ViewBase, options: BindingOptions); private onTargetPropertyChanged; loadedHandlerVisualTreeBinding(args: any): void; clearSource(): void; private sourceAsObject; private bindingContextChanged; bind(source: any): void; private update; unbind(): void; private resolveObjectsAndProperties; private addPropertyChangeListeners; private prepareExpressionForUpdate; private updateTwoWay; private _getExpressionValue; onSourcePropertyChanged(data: PropertyChangeData): void; private prepareContextForExpression; private getSourcePropertyValue; clearBinding(): void; private updateTarget; private updateSource; private getParentView; private resolveOptions; private updateOptions; }