I may be going about this wrong because I am doing something simple but my solutions are very bug prone.
All I want to do is execute a filter on a 3rd party component when input text changes (on key down).
first approach that didn't work:
<input type="text" placeholder="Name Fitler" [(ngModel)]="NameFilter" (keydown)="keyDown($event)" />
the problem is that key down executes before NameFilter is updated with latest characters, so my filter is one character behind
second approach that didn't work
keyDown(event:KeyboardEvent){
    var input = <HTMLInputElement>event.srcElement; 
    this.NameFilter = input.value + event.key; // <-- have to add the latest character
    this.filterChanged();
}
this sort of works but is bug prone. input.value doesn't have the latest character so i am adding it but would need to worry about odd keys etc. I'd like to avoid keyCode filtering if i can.
Is there another event ? or better way to get that value including the latest key down? (i do not want to wait for key up, or enter)
update this works perfectly
<input type="text" placeholder="Name Fitler" [(ngModel)]="NameFilter" (ngModelChange)="filterChanged()" />
                You can use (ngModelChange)="...". 
(ngModelChange)="keyDown($event)"
ngModelChange is emitted when [(ngModel)]="NameFilter" updates NameFilter.
The () inside [ngModel]) is just a shorter form (syntactic sugar) for 
[ngModel]="NameFilter" (ngModelChange)="NameFilter = $event"
See also https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/guide/template-syntax.html#!#two-way
Example without NgModel
<input type="text" (keyup)="onKeyPress($event)">
onKeyPress($event) {
    console.log($event.target.value)
}
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