Running example here:
http://tobiah.org/pass.html
Open the javascript console and click the two
sentences. When I pass an expression, I can
view source and see that {{bit}} is being expanded,
but in the ng-click handler, I get passed the actual
string "{{bit}}". Also, I'm used to passing _this_ so
that a handler can get a reference to the DOM object.
In this case I get a big object:
a.$$childScopeClass.$$childScopeClass {$$childTail: null, $$childHead:
null, $$nextSibling: null, $$watchers: Array[1], $$listeners: Object…}
so I'm left with no way to identify the element that
caused the handler to be triggered. What is the
angular way to do this?
Thanks,
Tobiah
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