Balloon Ymaps in Angular. How to properly subscribe to events in BaloonContent?

Question

C++ / C#

Hello.
There is a project with the display of labels on the Yandex map.
Each label has a balloon and it has three buttons in the BaloonContent section.

I used the Ymaps package to connect.
here is an example content:

balloonContentFooter: [
                  '<button id="assign-btn" onclick="onClickAssign()">',
                  '<i class="material-icons"> time_to_leave</i></button>',
                  '<button mat-flat-button style="margin-left: 10px"> <i class="material-icons"> beenhere</i></button>',
                  '<button mat-flat-button style="margin-left: 10px" color="primary"> <i class="material-icons"> format_color_reset</i></button>'

                ].join('')

It's clear that the angular directives in this case do not work out =( and I somehow need to subscribe to the events of these buttons. I found an example in the manual, but I could not figure out how to correctly translate it into ts. https://tech.yandex.ru/maps/ jsbox/2.1/placemark_ba...

Answer 1

Often the debugger points to the next line (instruction) after the problematic one, as in this case.
In order for everything to work for you, x and y must be equal to the number 0, 1 or 2. And Console.Read reads a character, not a number. Those. by entering 0, you get the character '0', which corresponds to the number 48.
You need to process the input, cut off the wrong characters and convert the characters to numbers.

Answer 2

const int FieldWidth = 3;
    const int FieldHeight = 3;

    int[,] array = new int[FieldWidth, FieldHeight];

    //Ввод нуля и последующая проверка на выигрыш.
    public void Enter0()
    {
      int x, y;

      while (!int.TryParse(Console.Read(), out x) || x < 0 || x >= FieldWidth) continue; // Здесь можно обработать неверный ввод.
      while (!int.TryParse(Console.Read(), out y) || y < 0 || y >= FieldHeight) continue; // Здесь можно обработать неверный ввод.

      array[x, y] = 0;
      draw_array();
      if (Check(x, y))
        Player.Win();
    }

And everywhere in the code, replace the triples with constants.