@vectoriox/iox-builder 4.18.3 → 4.19.0

package/fesm2022/vectoriox-iox-builder.mjs

@@ -872,6 +872,13 @@ var PanelEventTypes;
      *  would (`string` component type, or a block / symbol object). The builder resolves WHERE from
      *  the current selection — see `resolveInsertTarget`. */
     PanelEventTypes["INSERT_COMPONENT"] = "insertcomponent";
+    /** A panel wants to select a NODE it already has a reference to (e.g. the Form's nested field
+     *  list). Carries `{ node }`. `OverlayService.setSelect()` alone only updates the overlay's own
+     *  visual state — `selectedItem`/`selectedPath` (breadcrumb) and every other panel's idea of
+     *  "what's selected" stay stale unless the SAME `_emitElementSelect` a real canvas click goes
+     *  through also runs. This event is that path for code outside `BuilderComponent` itself,
+     *  mirroring what `onTreeNodeSelect`/`onCrumbSelect` already do internally. */
+    PanelEventTypes["SELECT_NODE"] = "selectnode";
 })(PanelEventTypes || (PanelEventTypes = {}));
 class PanelEventService {
     constructor() {
@@ -7077,6 +7084,19 @@ class BuilderComponent {
             this.insertFromPanel(panelEvent.data);
             return;
         }
+        // A panel (e.g. the Form's nested field list) wants to select a node it already holds a
+        // reference to — same path onTreeNodeSelect/onCrumbSelect use, so selectedItem/selectedPath
+        // and every panel stay in sync, not just the overlay's own visual selection box.
+        if (panelEvent.type === PanelEventTypes.SELECT_NODE) {
+            const node = panelEvent.data?.node;
+            const ref = node ? this.overlayService.getNodeRef(node) : undefined;
+            if (node && ref) {
+                this.selectedItem = node;
+                this.overlayService.setSelect(ref.element, node.type, this.activeMode, node, ref.componentRef);
+                this._emitElementSelect(node, ref.componentRef);
+            }
+            return;
+        }
         // Every style or structural edit — including a breakpoint override — emits LAYOUT_CHANGED.
         if (panelEvent.type === PanelEventTypes.LAYOUT_CHANGED) {
             this.refreshBreakpointCounts();