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NgForm.reset() always set a null value if the NgModel has a converter #1587
Description
Hi,
Given the following input in a form :
<input type="text" ng-model="customer.birthay" date-formatter>
And the following decorator :
@Decorator(selector: '[date-formatter]')
class DateFormatter implements AttachAware {
NgModel model;
DateFormatter(NgModel this.model) {
}
void attach() {
model.converter = new DateConverter();
}
}
class DateConverter implements NgModelConverter {
DateFormat dateFormat = new DateFormat("d/M/y");
@override
parse(value) {
return dateFormat.parse(value);
}
@override
format(value) {
return value == null ? null : dateFormat.format(value);
}
}
The model is initialized with a value in the controller.
Then, I modify manually the input value, and I reset the form :
form.reset();
I expect the model to be reset to its initialized value, but instead the model value is set to null.
If I remove the converter in the decorator, everything works well, the model is correctly reset to its initial value after resetting the form.