Setting Attributes Inherited from a Super Component
Use <aura:set> in the markup of a sub component to set the value of an inherited attribute.
Let’s look at an example. Here is the c:setTagSuper component.
c:setTagSuper outputs:
The address1 attribute doesn’t output any value yet as it hasn’t been set.
Here is the c:setTagSub component that extends c:setTagSuper.
c:setTagSub outputs:
sampleSetTagEx c:setTagSub sets a value for the address1 attribute inherited from the super component, c:setTagSuper.
This usage of <aura:set> works for components and abstract components, but it doesn’t work for interfaces. For more information, see Setting Attributes Inherited from an Interface.
If you’re using a component by making a reference to it in your component, you can set the attribute value directly in the markup. For example, c:setTagSuperRef makes a reference to c:setTagSuper and sets the address1 attribute directly without using aura:set.
c:setTagSuperRef outputs:
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