selectable = true does not fire `onSelect` callback

[brianfeister]

For some reason, when I set the options:

$scope.dtOptions = {
      selectable: true,
      multiSelect: true
}

the onSelect callback is fired, however if I disable multi-select and have just:

$scope.dtOptions = {
      selectable: true
}

the `onSelect callback never fires. Is this by design or a bug? To me, it seems like very odd interface.

[amcdnl]

The callback fires for me but the selected object is not getting referenced correctly in the page controller. I create a single select demo that demonstrates this but don't have to address right now.

[amcdnl]

Is this still an issue?

[mpholcomb]

I am seeing the onSelect fire, however the selected row is null. This was just because the demo shows on-select="onSelect(row)", when it should be (based on the code) on-select="onSelect(rows)".

This is in SelectionController.js:90.

Also, when in single selection mode, the binding of selected="selected" will not work since it replaces the object. Seems like it would be easiest to just splice this.selected for single select. That is, having the two modes work the same seems like a good idea.