set mat-select value by formcontrol without ngModel-CodePudding

may I set selected Value by formcontrol i Have this snipped in my html document

  <!--segment panel-->
  <fa-expansion-panel  [title]="'Сегмент'">
    <mat-form-field
      floatLabel="always"
      
    >
      <mat-label>Обрані пункти</mat-label>
      <mat-select [formControlName]="'segments'" multiple>
        <mat-option
          
          *ngFor="let segment of segmentList"
          [value]="segment"
          >{{ segment.segName }}</mat-option
        >
      </mat-select>
    </mat-form-field>
  </fa-expansion-panel>
  <!--end segment panel-->

in the ts file i have this form control

segments = new FormControl()

this is the segments list

segmentList = [
 {id: 1, segName: 'hello'},
 {id: 2, segName: 'by'},
 {id: 3, segName: 'welcome'},
]

here I'm changing the form control value

segments.setValue([{id: 2, segName: 'by'}, {id: 3, segName: 'welcome'}])

the code compiles successfully, but no items are selected in the select box

CodePudding user response：

It probably has to do with how Javascript handles objects. Let me explain.

Object in javascript are checked by reference. So let's say your segmentList

segmentList = [
 {id: 1, segName: 'hello'},
 {id: 2, segName: 'by'},
 {id: 3, segName: 'welcome'},
]

is equivalent to these references:

segmentList = [
  hash1abc,
  hash2edf,
  hash3ghi,
];

so when you select something, the formControl becomes equal to hashxxx reference, and it is shown by the value of hash1abc.segName.

If you follow me so far, you'll find the solution easily:

so when you do

segments.setValue([{id: 2, segName: 'by'}, {id: 3, segName: 'welcome'}])

you are doing:

segments.setValue([diffHashabc, diffHashcef])

your objects look the same, but they are indeed not the same ones that are on the list. So your mat-form does not recognize them. This happens because the array inside the setValue is a different set of Objects with different references.

I would try two things (unsure if these would solve the issue though), instead of writing them by hand, try getting them from your segmentList through filter or find.

Or try to use trackBy: segmentFn on your ngFor so it reads the id of the objects to know which one to render, instead of Object reference. Unsure if this would work but might. You would also need to add to the component segmentFn = (index, segment) => segment.id; for it to work

CodePudding user response：

Try this:

<mat-select [formControlName]="'segments'" multiple
       [compareWith]="compareObjects">
        <mat-option
          
          *ngFor="let segment of segmentList"
          [value]="segment">
           {{ segment.segName }}
       </mat-option>
 </mat-select>

in the ts file define the compareObjects like:

compareObjects(o1: any, o2: any): boolean {
  return o1.segName === o2.segName && o1.id === o2.id;
}

CodePudding user response：

You've created different objects, whereas Angular Material will compare by reference. Set the form by referencing the original objects:

segments.setValue([this.segmentList[1], this.segmentList[2]])