HTML Directives
Completion for directive name :
You can configure directives syntax in order to that completion shows you the well directive names (ng-, ng_, etc).
Some directive supports only some HTML elements. For instance ngModel can be used only for 'inpu' HTML element. The completion shows ngModel only for 'input' element.
Angular defines 4 restricts :
- A : the directive is available for attribute.
- C : the directive is available for class attribute value.
- E : the directive is available for element.
- M : the directive is available for comment.
AngularJS Eclipse supports AE for the moment.
Some directive have parameters. A good sample is the ngPluralize directive which defines required parameters like 'count', 'when' and optional 'offset' parameter:
If you open completion inside HTML element, you will see ngPluralize :
When you apply the completion on ngPluralize, 'count' and 'when' attribute are generated because there are required :
Directive parameters are highlighted with a light blue color.
If you open completion inside the HTML element, you can see 'offset' directive parameter :
ngPluralize can be used as element (restrict=EA), you can benefit too with completion for HTML element.
When you apply the completion on ngPluralize, 'count' and 'when' attribute are generated because there are required :
Completion for custom directive name :
Hyperlink for custom directive name :
