In Vue.js, how can I get a keypress event to get the latest version of the input?





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In the following code:



https://codepen.io/anon/pen/WYJopq



I monitor key presses and try to clone the input into another input as follows:



  [![methods: {

    clone: function() {

      this.mirror = this.original;

    }

  }]


But the cloned input is always one keystroke behind:



https://i.stack.imgur.com/y2uCA.gif



How do I update my code so that the cloned input exactly matches the original input?



(Note: I know for this simple example, there's an idiomatic Vue.js way to do things, but I'm specifically interested in doing this via keystroke monitoring)






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    Have you tried using keyup instead of keypress?

    – Omari Celestine
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:31











  • is there a reason you are using keypress instead of keyup?

    – Katie.Sun
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:33


















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In the following code:



https://codepen.io/anon/pen/WYJopq



I monitor key presses and try to clone the input into another input as follows:



  [![methods: {

    clone: function() {

      this.mirror = this.original;

    }

  }]


But the cloned input is always one keystroke behind:



https://i.stack.imgur.com/y2uCA.gif



How do I update my code so that the cloned input exactly matches the original input?



(Note: I know for this simple example, there's an idiomatic Vue.js way to do things, but I'm specifically interested in doing this via keystroke monitoring)






vue.js







share|improve this question


















  • 1





    Have you tried using keyup instead of keypress?

    – Omari Celestine
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:31











  • is there a reason you are using keypress instead of keyup?

    – Katie.Sun
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:33














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In the following code:



https://codepen.io/anon/pen/WYJopq



I monitor key presses and try to clone the input into another input as follows:



  [![methods: {

    clone: function() {

      this.mirror = this.original;

    }

  }]


But the cloned input is always one keystroke behind:



https://i.stack.imgur.com/y2uCA.gif



How do I update my code so that the cloned input exactly matches the original input?



(Note: I know for this simple example, there's an idiomatic Vue.js way to do things, but I'm specifically interested in doing this via keystroke monitoring)






vue.js







share|improve this question














In the following code:



https://codepen.io/anon/pen/WYJopq



I monitor key presses and try to clone the input into another input as follows:



  [![methods: {

    clone: function() {

      this.mirror = this.original;

    }

  }]


But the cloned input is always one keystroke behind:



https://i.stack.imgur.com/y2uCA.gif



How do I update my code so that the cloned input exactly matches the original input?



(Note: I know for this simple example, there's an idiomatic Vue.js way to do things, but I'm specifically interested in doing this via keystroke monitoring)






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    Have you tried using keyup instead of keypress?

    – Omari Celestine
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:31











  • is there a reason you are using keypress instead of keyup?

    – Katie.Sun
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:33














  • 1





    Have you tried using keyup instead of keypress?

    – Omari Celestine
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:31











  • is there a reason you are using keypress instead of keyup?

    – Katie.Sun
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:33








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Have you tried using keyup instead of keypress?

– Omari Celestine
Nov 23 '18 at 21:31





Have you tried using keyup instead of keypress?

– Omari Celestine
Nov 23 '18 at 21:31













is there a reason you are using keypress instead of keyup?

– Katie.Sun
Nov 23 '18 at 21:33





is there a reason you are using keypress instead of keyup?

– Katie.Sun
Nov 23 '18 at 21:33












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With a keyboard, we have three events fired in the following order:





  1. keydown - fired before character inserted


  2. keypress - fired when a character is getting inserted


  3. keyup - fired when character is already inserted


In this scenario, if you need input with updated characters, you should use keyup event which is after the character is inserted into the input.



Having said this, you should probably use @input event as relying on the keyboard means you are not thinking about other ways via which text can be inserted into the input box. For example, copy-paste or using an on-screen keyboard:



<input type="text" v-model="original" @input="clone()" />





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    With a keyboard, we have three events fired in the following order:





    1. keydown - fired before character inserted


    2. keypress - fired when a character is getting inserted


    3. keyup - fired when character is already inserted


    In this scenario, if you need input with updated characters, you should use keyup event which is after the character is inserted into the input.



    Having said this, you should probably use @input event as relying on the keyboard means you are not thinking about other ways via which text can be inserted into the input box. For example, copy-paste or using an on-screen keyboard:



    <input type="text" v-model="original" @input="clone()" />





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      With a keyboard, we have three events fired in the following order:





      1. keydown - fired before character inserted


      2. keypress - fired when a character is getting inserted


      3. keyup - fired when character is already inserted


      In this scenario, if you need input with updated characters, you should use keyup event which is after the character is inserted into the input.



      Having said this, you should probably use @input event as relying on the keyboard means you are not thinking about other ways via which text can be inserted into the input box. For example, copy-paste or using an on-screen keyboard:



      <input type="text" v-model="original" @input="clone()" />





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        With a keyboard, we have three events fired in the following order:





        1. keydown - fired before character inserted


        2. keypress - fired when a character is getting inserted


        3. keyup - fired when character is already inserted


        In this scenario, if you need input with updated characters, you should use keyup event which is after the character is inserted into the input.



        Having said this, you should probably use @input event as relying on the keyboard means you are not thinking about other ways via which text can be inserted into the input box. For example, copy-paste or using an on-screen keyboard:



        <input type="text" v-model="original" @input="clone()" />





        share|improve this answer













        With a keyboard, we have three events fired in the following order:





        1. keydown - fired before character inserted


        2. keypress - fired when a character is getting inserted


        3. keyup - fired when character is already inserted


        In this scenario, if you need input with updated characters, you should use keyup event which is after the character is inserted into the input.



        Having said this, you should probably use @input event as relying on the keyboard means you are not thinking about other ways via which text can be inserted into the input box. For example, copy-paste or using an on-screen keyboard:



        <input type="text" v-model="original" @input="clone()" />






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