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    $digest and $apply allow Angular to be aware of changes to the scope from outside events and update the view. $digest runs a digest cycle to check for changes to watched properties and update the view. $apply runs $digest and ensures that any changes from outside of Angular trigger a digest cycle to update the view.

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    Lecture15-DigestAndApply

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    $digest and $apply allow Angular to be aware of changes to the scope from outside events and update the view. $digest runs a digest cycle to check for changes to watched properties and update the view. $apply runs $digest and ensures that any changes from outside of Angular trigger a digest cycle to update the view.

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    $digest and $apply allow Angular to be aware of changes to the scope from outside events and update the view. $digest runs a digest cycle to check for changes to watched properties and update the view. $apply runs $digest and ensures that any changes from outside of Angular trigger a digest cycle to update the view.

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    $digest and $apply

    Angular Context ($scope)


    Event queue Digest Loop

    handle click yes no


    ng-click Watchers
    call $digest
    watch prop_1
    Have you
    watch prop_2
    Gmeout handle 1meout changed?
    watch prop_3
    onclick
    handle click
    Summary
    ²  Digest Cycle does not get triggered automatically if events
    are unaware of Angular
    ²  Solution:
    •  Call $digest after your custom code
    •  Wrap your custom code inside of $apply
    •  Find Angular specific service that handles the same
    functionality, e.g., $timeout

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