As I work on integrating trNgGrid into my angular app, the challenge arises when attempting to bind a function from the controller to an ng-click on a row. This difficulty stems from the fact that the table body is built by itself. The solution proposed in the documentation suggests using $watch on an array within the $scope for tracking changes. While I understand the concept of $scope, it's not often necessary to utilize it when working with TypeScript and the ControllerAs syntax. So, my inquiry is: what exactly gets stored on the $scope and how do I properly monitor it?
In the given example:
export class DummyViewModel {
private iAmPrivate : number;
public iAmPublic: number;
constructor($scope : any) {
$scope.amIOnTheScope = "??";
}
}
Are iAmPrivate and iAmPublic present on the $scope? Can I keep an eye on changes to iAmPublic using $scope.$watch("iAmPublic",...? Moreover, if I access a public member of the controller from the view using vm.iAmPublic, where does this link back to? Does it connect to the $scope or some hidden realm of the controller?