It won't be truly 'global' in the static sense, but you can always register
your function as a singleton into your module to be injectable into any
controller.
myModule.factory('isEmptyString', function() {
var _isEmptyString = function(str) {
//whatever your logic is here
};
return _isEmptyString;
});
Then you can inject your function into your controllers, services, etc like:
function SomeController($scope, isEmptyString){
...
isEmptyString(myVar);
...
}
On Friday, April 27, 2012 7:47:33 AM UTC-4, Freewind wrote:
>
> I want to define some util functions like
> "isEmptyString"/"checkEmptyJson()" and so on.
>
> In normal js, I will create a util.js, and put them there.
>
> What to do the same in angularjs? Is there any special support(or
> requirement) I should notice?
>
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