How to use getCellMeta in afterChange on Handsontable?

I am using a handsontable js plugin. I want to use getCellMeta in afterChange , but it does not work. I, when the use function after hookChange, the function works. But does not work in afterChange hook.

var container = document.getElementById('t1'),
  options = document.querySelectorAll('.options input'),
  table,
  hot; 

hot = new Handsontable(container, {    
  autoWrapRow: true,
  startRows: 81,
  startCols: 206,
  autoColumnSize : true,  
  stretchH: 'all', 
  afterChange : function(change,source) { 
      if (source === 'loadData') {
        return;
      }   
      var test = this.getCellMeta(change[0],change[1]); // not working, not return "id" meta
      console.log(test);  
  }
});

$.ajax({
  url: 'path',
  type: 'GET',
  dataType: 'json',
  success: function (res) { 
    var data = [], row, pc = 0; 
    for (var i = 0, ilen =  hot.countRows(); i < ilen; i++)
    {
      row = []; 
      for (var ii = 0; ii<hot.countCols(); ii++)
      {   
        hot.setCellMeta(i,ii,'id',res[pc].id);
        row[ii] =   res[pc].price;
        if(pc < (res.length-1)) {

        pc++;
        }
      } 
      data[i] = row;
    }  
    hot.loadData(data);
  }
}); 

var test = this.getCellMeta(0,0); // is working, return "id" meta
console.log(test);  

The console output log, which I tried after the change, enter image description here

Use output protocol in afterChange; enter image description here

How to get a meta cell after a change?

Thanks.

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, : doc afterChange , (changes) :

2D-, [[row, prop, oldVal, newVal], ...].

, :

  • "" /col ( , ), hot.getCellMeta(change[0][0],change[0][1]),
  • hot, this, afterChange (.. ), this , . "his" ?

, :

var hot = new Handsontable(container, {
  /* rest of init... */
  afterChange : function(changes,source) {
      console.log("Changes:", changes, source);
      if (changes) {
          changes.forEach(function(change) {
              var test = hot.getCellMeta(change[0],change[1]);
              console.log(test.id, test); // 'id' is the property you've added earlier with setMeta         
          });
      }
  }
});

. , JS, .

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