I needed a solution to recognize if the $last event occurred after an ng-repeat dynamic filtering \ adding of items because angular doesn't identify changes to the iterated object- unless the object gets more properties.
I tried to use this solution, but I also needed to pass local scope to the filter module I created, something like this :
<div ng-repeat="item in (list.content | ngrepeatEndEventFilter: this)" >, and it was in that moment that the app entered a $disgest loop. I know I shouldn't access or especially edit the scope through filter modules, but I couldn't get the filter module to emit events without doing so (as suggested before at the above link.) - I'm getting an error stating that me.$emit is not a function.
My questions are:
1. Is there a more elegant and whole solution to the ng-repeat $last event detection issue than the one suggested here?
2. How come that calling var me = this; me.$emit('eventName') from inside a filter module returns an error?
Thanks.
