Checking based on inclusion in set

[sebastianha]

Checking based on inclusion in set

[sebastianha]

I think I don't get the problem right, sorry. Perhaps you could explain it with a detailed example.

But in general each checkbox stands for itself and any further logic has to be implemented.

[jrgleason]

I am working on a branch to augment but I will explain more when I get back
to an actual computer.
On Oct 21, 2014 10:34 AM, "Sebastian Hammerl" [email protected]
wrote:

I think I don't get the problem right, sorry. Perhaps you could explain it
with a detailed example.

But in general each checkbox stands for itself and any further logic has
to be implemented.

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[jrgleason]

First of all thank you very much for your work, this has been a great springboard into my own endeavors. Here is my issue, from a model side, my model looks like

selectedItems = [{...}, {...}, {...}, ...]
items = [{...}, {...}, {...}, ...]

So if an item is in both arrays it is checked. If it is only in items it is left unchecked.

[sebastianha]

mmh, right now I have not spontanious idea how to implement this. I'll let you know if anything comes to my mind.