Taras Halynskyi

Access to dialog `@Output` is really required. Its implemented a long time ago in angular material dialogs. And it's useful quite often. ```this.myDialogRef.componentInstance.submitClicked.subscribe(...)``` Where `submitClicked ` is an `@Output` of...

Here is my workaround. I hope it will help somebody =) ```ts export class ConfirmDialogComponent { @Output() onConfirm: EventEmitter @Output() onCancel: EventEmitter constructor(public dialogRef: DynamicDialogRef, public config: DynamicDialogConfig) { this.onConfirm...

Same issue

By the way in docs, string is the input type  Fun thing is that this is the most common use case, but it's not implemented.

I had a similar issue because lazyInject was exported from my configuration after it was used in service. So that's why it was undefined in runtime.

The same case I wanted to reproduce with @lazyInject but unfortunately, it doesn't work. I have another error but still. Here is a sample of my code: ``` import {...

I have tried to reproduce the same case (A injected in B. B injected in A.) with @lazyInject but also getting an error. And also I tried an example with...

Hi @bradmartin, thx for response. I have tried one real device and emulator both with Android 6. And I have got the same result in these cases. So maybe Android...

@danrevah As I understand the solution is already prepared by @rahuldimri. Can it be integrated into the main code?

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