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> Any callback is a GOTO. in fact, any function call in C like languages IS A GOTO. If a function call would be a GOTO, then you wouldn't have a stack trace to
by voidr 12y ago
> Any callback is a GOTO. in fact, any function call in C like languages IS A GOTO.
If a function call would be a GOTO, then you wouldn't have a stack trace to look at in your debugger.
I'm not sure what is the point in replying to a comment you don't actually understand.
Angular's data binding model has a lot of shortcomings:
angular.module("app").controller("SomeController", function($scope) {
setTimeout(function () {
$scope.someVar = 'happy debugging';
}, 500);
});
- aikah 12y agoangular.module("app").controller("SomeController", function($scope) { setTimeout(function () { $scope.someVar = 'happy debugging'; }, 500); }); Your example is stupid 1/ you should use $timeout or you're just asking for troubles.If not then $scope.$apply 2/ use named function expressions Any async operation in angularjs needs to trigger a digest cycle,that's angular 101. You cant use a framework without actually understanding how it works at first place. Your point is moot because you are using an example that is a mistake at best , but more like a bad piece of code,in angularjs context.No serious angularjs developper would do that mistake,especially when you are supposed to test that piece of code,using a function you didnt inject in the controller.